Match the terms in column A with the descriptions in column B.  Column B1. bonelike substance beneath tooth enamel2. smallest of major salivary glands3. tooth specialized for grinding4. chamber between tongue and palate5. projections on tongue surface6. cone-shaped projection of soft palate7. secretes the digestive enzymes in saliva8. attaches tooth to jaw9. chisel-shaped tooth10. roof of oral cavity11. space between the teeth, cheeks, and lips12. anchors tongue to floor of mouth13. lymphatic tissue in posterior wall of pharynx near auditory tubes14. portion of tooth projecting beyond gum15. splits starch into disaccharidesColumn Aa. adenoids (pharyngeal tonsils)b. amylasec. crownd. dentine. frenulumf. incisorg. molarh. oral cavityi. palatej. papillaek. periodontal ligamentl. serous cellm. sublingual glandn. uvulao. vestibule

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Match the terms in column A with the descriptions in column B. 

Column B
1. bonelike substance beneath tooth enamel
2. smallest of major salivary glands
3. tooth specialized for grinding
4. chamber between tongue and palate
5. projections on tongue surface
6. cone-shaped projection of soft palate
7. secretes the digestive enzymes in saliva
8. attaches tooth to jaw
9. chisel-shaped tooth
10. roof of oral cavity
11. space between the teeth, cheeks, and lips
12. anchors tongue to floor of mouth
13. lymphatic tissue in posterior wall of pharynx near auditory tubes
14. portion of tooth projecting beyond gum
15. splits starch into disaccharides


Column A
a. adenoids (pharyngeal tonsils)
b. amylase
c. crown
d. dentin
e. frenulum
f. incisor
g. molar
h. oral cavity
i. palate
j. papillae
k. periodontal ligament
l. serous cell
m. sublingual gland
n. uvula
o. vestibule

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