correct function 1)Mouth 2)Esophagus 3)Stomach 4)Pancreas 5)Liver 6)Gallbladder 7)Small intestines 8)Large Intestines A. Absorption of water B. Secretes digestive enzymes C. Stores food before it enters the intestines D. Absorption of nutrients E. Moves food into the stomach F. Begins mechanical digestion

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