Question

concept map: digestive system
name leonardo r.
date 11-20-25 period 4a
directions: select words from the word list and fill in the
blank map items. use each word only once, and use all the
words on the list. write the letter of each label on the dia-
gram in the box with its corresponding name.
(image of digestive system concept map with labels like food, teeth, mouth, esophagus, acids, saliva, stomach, bile, villi, absorption, etc., and a word list: anus, body, fat, gall bladder, intestine, liver, mouth, projections, rectum, saliva, starch, stomach, sugar)
(also a diagram of human digestive system with labels a - g)

Explanation:

Step1: Identify food types

Food types include protein, starch, fat, sugar. Fill starch, fat, sugar next to protein.

Step2: Match mouth function

Mouth enters body, teeth grind food, saliva breaks down starch. Confirm mouth label.

Step3: Track digestive path

Esophagus leads to stomach; stomach produces acids. Fill stomach label.

Step4: Link liver and gallbladder

Liver produces bile, stored in gallbladder. Fill liver and gallbladder.

Step5: Identify intestines

Stomach empties into small intestine; small intestine has villi (projections) for absorption. Fill small intestine and projections.

Step6: Handle waste

Large intestine stores wastes, empties into rectum; rectum opens to anus. Fill large intestine, rectum, anus.

Step7: Connect absorption to body

Absorption takes food to body. Fill body label.

Answer:

(Assuming blank positions are filled as follows based on standard digestive system concept maps:

• Next to protein: starch, fat, sugar
• Mouth (labeled in diagram)
• Stomach (labeled in diagram)
• Liver (produces bile)
• Gallbladder (stores bile)
• Small intestine (stomach empties into; has villi)
• Projections (villi)
• Large intestine (stores wastes)
• Rectum (wastes empty into)
• Anus (opening out)
• Body (absorption takes food to)

Note: Exact blank positions depend on diagram layout, but key terms from the word list are matched to their functions.)