Digestion and getting rid of waste
Grade 7 Science Worksheet

Circle the best answer.
Bo's food path reads: stomach → ? → large intestine. What fills the blank?
- Esophagus
- Kidneys
- Small intestine
- Pancreas
Esme's food path reads: mouth → ? → stomach → small intestine. What fills the blank?
- Esophagus
- Small intestine
- Gallbladder
- Windpipe
Jun reads that the liver helps digest fats. Does food pass through the liver on its way to the intestines?
- No: bile flows in through ducts
- Yes: food waits in the liver until bile is ready
- No: the liver makes urine instead
- Yes: food goes from the stomach into the liver
Luz's pancreas makes a digestive juice during a meal of rice and beans. Where does the juice go?
- Through ducts into the small intestine
- Into the kidneys to make urine
- Into the large intestine to take in water
- Nowhere: the food comes to the pancreas
Milo's carrot is broken into nutrients. Where does the body absorb most of them into the blood?
- In the stomach
- In the small intestine
- In the large intestine
- In the esophagus
Noah eats watermelon. After the small intestine, which organ takes in more water and makes the leftover waste solid?
- The large intestine
- The bladder
- The stomach
- The liver
The small intestine's lining has millions of tiny finger-like villi. Why do the villi help Pia absorb nutrients from grapes?
- They grind the grapes like teeth
- They take in just water; the large intestine takes nutrients
- They are not needed, as the stomach takes in most nutrients
- They add surface, so more nutrients pass in
During Ren's run, cells make wastes that travel in the blood. How do the kidneys remove them?
- They take waste out of the small intestine
- They breathe the waste out as a gas
- They filter the blood and make urine
- They send the waste back to the stomach
Urine leaves one of Tala's kidneys. Where does it go next?
- Back to the stomach
- Up to the lungs to be breathed out
- Down a ureter to the bladder
- Into the large intestine with food leftovers
Zee reads that the kidneys clean something all day long. What do they clean?
- The blood
- The air in the lungs
- The food in the small intestine
- The bile from the liver