DNA and RNA are key to this puzzle that helps middle schoolers review basic protein synthesis terms like 'codon' and 'enzyme' with clear, simple clues.
Human Digestive System Crossword Puzzle for ESL Learners is a medium crossword puzzle with 17 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Human Digestive System Crossword Puzzle for ESL Learners
Improve your understanding of the human digestive system with this medium-level crossword puzzle designed for ESL learners. It includes common organs, enzymes, and digestion terms.
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- 1. Fluid produced by liver to break down fats
- 3. Long tube where most nutrient absorption happens
- 4. Part of large intestine that absorbs water
- 7. Slimy substance that protects digestive organs
- 10. First section of the small intestine
- 11. To take in nutrients into the body
- 13. Protein that speeds up chemical digestion
- 14. Liquid in the mouth that begins digestion
- 16. Throat area connecting mouth and esophagus
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- 2. Organ that produces bile to help digest fats
- 5. Semi-liquid food mixed in the stomach
- 6. Stores bile made by the liver
- 8. To break down food into nutrients
- 9. End of the digestive tract where waste exits
- 12. Tube connecting mouth to stomach
- 15. Gland that produces enzymes and insulin
- 17. Organ where food is mixed with acid
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