Drag each O tile to the correct box. Lipids such as fats serve as stored form of energy and are required for various functions of the body. The body needs to digest and absorb the
fats we consume so that it can accomplish these functions. Arrange the steps of fat digestion and absorption in the correct order.
Food passes into the small intestine.
The absorbed fats enter the circulatory
system.
Through mechanical digestion, the teeth
grind food and break it into smaller parts.
Pancreatic lipase breaks down the fat
molecules.
Churning and gastric juices further break
down fat molecules.
Lymphatic vessels absorb the digested
fats.