### Quiz Section on Human Anatomy and Physiology#### Digestive System Pathway**Question 51:**Which series below lists the parts of the digestive system in the correct order as food travels from mouth to anus?- A. esophagus – stomach – duodenum – jejunum - large intestine – rectum- B. stomach – large intestine – rectum – duodenum – esophagus – jejunum- C. esophagus – stomach – jejunum – duodenum – large intestine – rectum- D. duodenum – esophagus – jejunum – stomach – large intestine – rectum- E. stomach – esophagus – jejunum – large intestine – duodenum – rectum#### Developmental Biology**Question 52:**What process takes the single-celled zygote and turns it into a multicellular embryo?- A. Gastrulation- B. Fertilization- C. Cleavage- D. Neurulation- E. Organogenesis#### Endocrinology**Question 53:**Hormones control sperm and ovum production. What hormone is produced in the hypothalamus and what is its target tissue?- A. GnRH, and its target tissue is the pituitary gland- B. Testosterone, and its target tissue is the Leydig cells in the testes- C. FSH, and its target tissue is the pituitary gland- D. LH, and its target tissue is the ovary or testes---**Instructions:** Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.This quiz covers fundamental concepts of the digestive system, developmental biology, and endocrinology. Make sure to review each question carefully before submitting your answers.

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QUESTION 52 What process takes the single-celled zygote and turns it into a multicellular embryo? Gastrulation Fertilization Cleavage Neurulation Organogenesis.

Nutrition Now

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ISBN:9781337415408

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Chapter7: How The Body Uses Food: Digestion And Absorption

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