O In science class, a student put together a model of the digestive system as seen in the diagram. She was then asked to describe the function of organ E. What did the student most likely say? A. Regulating blood sugars. B. Absorbing nutrients into the blood. C. Reabsorbing water back into the body. D. Producing an enzyme that breaks down fats.

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