Drag each label to the correct location on the image. Match each digestive juice or enzyme to the organ where it performs.

-hydrochloric acid
-saliva
-pancreatic juices

-saliva

-hydrochloric acid

-pancreatic juices

Explanation:

When the food such as carbohydrates enters our mouth, the saliva enzyme starts break down of that carbohydrate. Then the food enters the esophagus and then reaches the stomach. In stomach, hydrochloric acid  is present which helps in digestion of food. Then the food enters the small intestine and their pancreatic juice is present which also helps in break down of sugars, fats, and starches.

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