Label the organs of the human digestive system.

Let me carefully examine the diagram and match each labeled point to the correct organ from the word bank.

The word bank lists:
appendix, esophagus, large intestine, liver, pharynx, rectum, small intestine, stomach, teeth, tongue

I’ll identify each part by its position in the digestive tract, starting from the top (mouth) and moving down.

1. Topmost structure — open mouth with visible teeth → teeth
2. Inside the mouth, the pink muscular organ → tongue
3. Behind the mouth, the throat area where food passes → pharynx
4. The long tube connecting pharynx to stomach → esophagus
5. The J-shaped sac below esophagus → stomach
6. Large reddish-brown organ above and to the right of stomach → liver
7. Small pouch attached to the beginning of the large intestine (near small intestine) → appendix
8. Coiled tube inside the abdominal cavity, surrounded by large intestine → small intestine
9. The wider tube surrounding the small intestine → large intestine
10. Final short segment before exit → rectum

Now I’ll verify the number of labels: there are 10 blank lines pointing to 10 distinct structures. The word bank has exactly 10 terms — perfect match.

Let me double-check placements using standard anatomy:
- Teeth and tongue are in mouth.
- Pharynx is behind oral cavity.
- Esophagus runs down behind trachea to stomach.
- Stomach sits left of midline, under diaphragm.
- Liver is large, mostly right upper quadrant.
- Gallbladder is often shown near liver but not listed — so no issue.
- Appendix is a small projection at cecum (start of large intestine).
- Small intestine is highly coiled, central.
- Large intestine frames it.
- Rectum is terminal part, leading to anus (not labeled).

All match.

Final Answer:
teeth, tongue, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, liver, appendix, small intestine, large intestine, rectum