which digestive organ is the last organ food passes through before reaching your stomach? (1 point)

A. pharynx
B. epiglottis
C. esophagus
D. mouth

C. esophagus

starches and sugars belong to which class of nutrients?(1 point) A. carbohydrates B. fats C. proteins D. enzymes

A. carbohydrates

a method for assessing your body size by taking your height and weight into account is the(1 point) A. body composition test. B. body mass index. C. peristalsis process. D. calorie tally.

B. body mass index.

your skin, lungs, and kidneys are all part of the ________, which removes wastes from the body. (1 point) A. gallbladder B. enzyme process C. excretory system D. nervous system

C. excretory system

all of the chemical reactions that occur inside your body's cells to produce energy are called(1 point) A. peristalsis B. metabolism C. excretion D. binge eating

B. metabolism

the amount of energy in food is measured in (1 point) A. nutrients. B. calories. C. fiber. D. metabolism

B. calories

balancing calories with activity level results in (1 point) A. weight gain. B. maintaining weight. C. weight loss. D. an eating disorder.

B. maintaining weight.

the liver secretes _______, which aids in the digestion of fats.(1 point) A. enzymes B. proteins C. urea D. bile

D. bile

which of the following play(s) a role in determining a person's weight? (select all that apply.) (2 points) A. heredity B. active level C. body mass index D. body composition

A. heredity

B. activity level
C. body mass index
D. body composition

erm idk what are 2 answers

Two possible answers are:

A. heredity
B. body composition

well ill try that

I apologize for any confusion. Please note that one of the answers is correct (A. heredity). The other correct answer is B. activity level.

the number of calories your body burns while you are resting is called(1 point) A. body mass index B. peristalsis C. metabolism D. resting metabolic rate

D. resting metabolic rate

what is one symptom of heart disease?(1 point) A. low blood sugar B. high blood sugar C. reduced blood flow to the heart D. increased blood flow to the heart

C. reduced blood flow to the heart