Liver
mouth
pancreas
rectum
gallbladder
smal intestine
stomach
large intestine
anus
esophagus


1. This part produces pancreatic juices that help digest carbohydrates, fats, and protiens.

2. This receives the food you eat. The first step in digestion.

3. This part has many glands along its walls. These glands release enzymes, hydrochloric acid, and water, which combine to form gastric juice. The enzymes found in the gastric juice breaks down.

4. This is a narrow, coiled tube connected to the stomach where carbohydrates, fats, and proteins are digested.

5. This is the part where waste comes out of the body.

6. From the mouth, the food passes through a long tube
serving a passageway of food to the stomach.

7. This produces bile, which helps digest fats. The bile goes
into the gall bladder before proceeding into the small
intestine.

8. Undigested food goes into this part then moves out of it as
waste.

9. This serves as the passageway of waste from the large intestine.

10. A small sac under the liver where bile is stored.

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