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The Incredible Journey of Your Food

Questions: 5

Grade: 5

Words: 73

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Imagine a busy factory, where your food embarks on an amazing adventure, transforming into energy. This fantastic journey begins in your mouth, where chewing breaks down food. Next stop is the esophagus, a tube guiding your food to the stomach.
The stomach, like a mixer, swirls and liquefies your food. It then travels to the small intestine, where nutrients get absorbed. Finally, the large intestine collects leftover water and waste, completing the journey!

Question 1

Where does the journey of food start in our body?

Esophagus

Stomach

Small intestine

Large intestine

Mouth

Explanation. The journey of food starts in the mouth where chewing breaks down the food.

Question 2

What is the role of the stomach in food digestion?

Absorbs nutrients

Guides food to the intestine

Collects leftover water and waste

Breaks down food by chewing

Swirls and liquefies food

Explanation. The stomach acts like a mixer, swirling and liquefying food as a part of the digestion process.

Question 3

What happens to food in the small intestine?

Gets chewed

Swirls and liquefies

Gets guided to the stomach

Nutrients get absorbed

Explanation. In the small intestine, nutrients from the food are absorbed.

Collects leftover water and waste

Question 4

Which part of the body is like a tube guiding your food to the stomach?

Mouth

Stomach

Small intestine

Large intestine

Esophagus

Explanation. The esophagus acts like a tube, guiding food from the mouth to the stomach.

Question 5

What does the large intestine do in the digestion process?

Breaks down food by chewing

Swirls and liquefies food

Guides food to the stomach

Absorbs nutrients

Collects leftover water and waste

Explanation. The large intestine completes the digestion process by collecting leftover water and waste.

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