The teeth mechanically break down the food that enters your mouth. How many do you have?

What is the name of the tissue that closes off the windpipe when you swollen so you do not choke?

The salivary glands in your mouth produce about 6 cups of saliva which helps contains enzymes to break down food as well as water to help with swallowing.

Almost 10 inches long, this structure connects the mouth to the stomach. What is it?

What is the name of the organ that is the size of a tennis ball but can expand to the size of a football?

One of the following organs uses acid that is strong enough to dissolve a nail to break in its process of breaking down food into nutrients. What is it?

Approximately 21 feet in length, this organ takes the broken down food and helps move it into the blood stream by way of villi. What is the organ?

What is the name of the organ that stores the salts that are needed to break down fats into fatty acids?

What is the name of the organ that releases insulin, a hormone that is used to lower blood sugar and store unused sugar as fat?

You cannot live completely without this organ because it produces bile, stores glycogen and helps to detox the body. What is it?

This organ soaks up water, salts and moves undigested fiber or wastes out of the body. What is it?

A common term that is used for the small and large intestines is bowels.

Once considered a useless organ, it is now seen as a place where the good bacteria in your body reside. What is it?

Did you know that one third of your blood flows through this organ every minute. What is it?