Match the digestive organ listed in column B with the function listed in column A.Column A                                                Column B(1) produces bile                              (a) salivary glands(2) absorbs water                             (b) esophagus(3) churning occurs here                  (c) stomach(4) muscular tube connecting thelaryngopharynx with the stomach                                                          (d) small intestine                                                          (e) liver                                                          (f) gallbladder                                                          (g) pancreas                                                          (h) large intestine(5) produces both endocrine andexocrine secretions(6) secretes a substance that initiatescarbohydrate digestion(7) stores bile(8) segmentation occurs here

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