Question

1. why are the accessory organs of digestion significant? food passes through them their secretions aid in digestion they absorb nutrients molecules are released by them

Explanation:

Accessory organs of digestion like the liver, gall - bladder, and pancreas secrete substances such as bile and digestive enzymes that help break down food in the small intestine. Food does not pass through them directly, nutrients are mainly absorbed in the small intestine, and the release of molecules is not the main significance in terms of digestion.

Answer:

Their secretions aid in digestion