Async Day 7.3 lesson 1-3

What would you expect to see in the water if the experiment in the diagram is left for a short period of time?

• Starch only

• Amylase only

• Starch and glucose

• Glucose only

Where does food go after it is in the small intestine?

• Stomach

• Colon

• Mouth

• Large Intestine

What is the basic structural and functional unit of all living things?

• atom

• cell

• molecule

• human

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In lesson 3 we put glucose and starch inside dialysis tubing then tested for food molecules inside and outside the tubing. What organ was the dialysis tubing modeling?

• mouth

• esophagus

• stomach

• small intestine

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Which of the following claims can you make based on the graph below?

• Complex carbohydrates reduces to nothing as it moves through the digestive system.

• Complex carbohydrates in M'Kenna's digestive system reduces but not as much as a healthy person

• Fiber stays constant in both a healthy person and M'Kenna

• All of the above claims can be made

• None of the above claims can be made

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What's happening to the amount of glucose in M'Kenna versus a healthy person?

• The amount of glucose stays the same between M'Kenna and a healthy person

• The amount of glucose decreases in both M'Kenna and a healthy person, but decreases more in a healthy person

• The amount of glucose decreases in both M'Kenna and a healthy person, but decreases more in M'Kenna

• The amount of glucose increases in both M'Kenna and a healthy person, but increases more in a healthy person

What happens to the amount of water and fiber over time? Where are they going?

• Water and fiber stay the same for both M'Kenna and a healthy person. They will pass through the digestive system.

• Water and fiber stay the same for the M'Kenna and a healthy person. They will get absorbed in the digestive system.

• Water decreases and fiber increases. This is because water gets absorbed and fiber will pass through the digestive system.

• Water increases and fiber decreases. This is because fiber gets absorbed and water is passed through the digestive system.

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Where does food go after it is in the small intestine?

• Stomach

• Colon

• Mouth

• Large Intestine

Substances moving through the digestive system can: check all that apply

• move into other parts of the body

• travel to the next part of the digestive system

• leave the body as waste

• change into a different substance

• be converted to energy

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__________ is when food molecules go through the openings/gates in the wall of the small intestine and into the body