Let me carefully examine the diagram and match each organ label (A–M) to the correct name from the list.
First, I’ll identify each labeled part by looking at its location and shape:
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A: Points to the mouth area — this is the
Oral cavity (mouth)
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B: Points to the salivary glands near the jaw — this is the
Salivary glands
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C: Points to the tongue inside the mouth — this is the
Tongue
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D: Large reddish-brown organ on the right side of the abdomen — this is the
Liver
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E: Small greenish sac under the liver, connected by ducts — this is the
Gall bladder
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F: Gland behind the stomach, near the small intestine — this is the
Pancreas
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G: Last part of the large intestine, ending at the anus — this is the
Rectum
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H: Terminal opening — this is the
Anus
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I: Long coiled tube surrounding the small intestine — this is the
Large intestine
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J: Long, highly coiled tube in the center — this is the
Small intestine
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K: J-shaped organ above the small intestine — this is the
Stomach
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L: Tube running down the neck into the chest — this is the
Esophagus
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M: Area behind the mouth/nasal cavity, leading to esophagus — this is the
Pharynx (throat)
Now let’s match them to the numbered list:
1. Stomach →
K
2. Gall bladder →
E
3. Oral cavity (mouth) →
A
4. Liver →
D
5. Large intestine →
I
6. Rectum →
G
7. Salivary glands →
B
8. Pancreas →
F
9. Esophagus →
L
10. Tongue →
C
11. Small intestine →
J
12. Pharynx (throat) →
M
13. Anus →
H
Final Answer:
1. K
2. E
3. A
4. D
5. I
6. G
7. B
8. F
9. L
10. C
11. J
12. M
13. H
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of anatomy of the digestive system worksheet.