Let's solve this step by step.
We are given a diagram of the human digestive system and need to label the parts using the word bank:
Word Bank:
- large intestine
- mouth
- stomach
- oesophagus
- small intestine
Now, let’s identify each part based on its position in the diagram:
1.
Top of the diagram (head area):
- The opening where food enters is clearly the
mouth.
→ So, the top-left box pointing to the mouth should be labeled
mouth.
2.
Tube going down from the mouth:
- This is the tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach. It's called the
oesophagus.
→ The box pointing to this tube should be labeled
oesophagus.
3.
Bag-like organ below the oesophagus:
- This is the
stomach, where food is mixed with digestive juices.
→ The box pointing to this organ should be labeled
stomach.
4.
Long, coiled tube below the stomach:
- This is the
small intestine, where most digestion and nutrient absorption occur.
→ The box pointing to the coiled section should be labeled
small intestine.
5.
Outer ring around the small intestine:
- This is the
large intestine, which absorbs water and forms waste.
→ The box pointing to the outer, wider tube should be labeled
large intestine.
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Final Labels:
- Top-left box (pointing to mouth):
mouth
- Middle-right box (pointing to oesophagus):
oesophagus
- Middle-right box (pointing to stomach):
stomach
- Bottom-left box (pointing to large intestine):
large intestine
- Bottom-right box (pointing to small intestine):
small intestine
✔ All labels match the correct organs based on their anatomical positions.
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Answer Summary:
Label the boxes as follows:
1.
mouth – top left
2.
oesophagus – middle right (tube)
3.
stomach – just below oesophagus
4.
large intestine – outer loop (bottom left)
5.
small intestine – inner coiled part (bottom right)
This completes the worksheet correctly!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of digestive system labeling worksheet.
