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This summary test contains three questions similar to this question. Each question focuses on one of the three major macronutrients: carbohydrates, lipids (fats), and proteins. For each question: Complete the sentences using words from the provided word list. You may use words more than once, and you do not have to use every word. Ensure that all sentences you create are grammatically correct and scientifically accurate for the given macronutrient. The completed sentences should form a coherent and informative description of that macronutrient. Here is your word list: carbohydratelipidproteinmouthstomachsmall intestineamylasepancreatic amylasetrypsinhydrochloric acidlinguinal lipasebileamino acidpepsinogenpepsingastric lipaseglycerolfatty acidspancreatic lipaseliver Protein digestion doesn’t begin until the [BLANK-1], where [BLANK-2] denatures the [BLANK-3] structure and activates [BLANK-4] to [BLANK-5], which breaks the [BLANK-6] down to [BLANK-7] chains. When they enter the [BLANK-8] (where most digestion occurs) [BLANK-9] break [BLANK-10] chains down to singles for the intestines to absorb and the body to use.
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This summary test contains three questions similar to this question. Each question focuses on one of the three major macronutrients: carbohydrates, lipids (fats), and proteins. For each question: Complete the sentences using words from the provided word list. You may use words more than once, and you do not have to use every word. Ensure that all sentences you create are grammatically correct and scientifically accurate for the given macronutrient. The completed sentences should form a coherent and informative description of that macronutrient. Here is your word list: carbohydratelipidproteinmouthstomachsmall intestineamylasepancreatic amylasetrypsinhydrochloric acidlinguinal lipasebileamino acidpepsinogenpepsingastric lipaseglycerolfatty acidspancreatic lipaseliver Lipid digestion begins in the [BLANK-1] as it begins to melt. Once it reaches body temperature, [BLANK-2] is released to aid in its breakdown. Next, the stomach churns the [BLANK-3] and mixes it with water, acid, and [BLANK-4] to break it down a bit more. When the [BLANK-5] enters the [BLANK-6], [BLANK-7] emulsifies it. Once emulsified it is turned into [BLANK-8] and [BLANK-9] for absorption in the [BLANK-10] by [BLANK-11].
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