In the digestive system, an accessory organ is one that A, food travels through

B, provides decoration for the other digestive organs

C. food does not travel through, but provides necessary support to the digestive system

D, attaches to other organs but does not provide any purpose

C.food does not travel through, but provides necessary support to the digestive system

Explanation:

The primary organs of the digestive systems are the ones that food passes through, for example the esophagus, stomach, and small intestine.

The accessory organs support the function of the digestive system but food does not pass through them. Examples are the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. They either secrete or store substances that play an important part in digestion.

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