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The document narrates the journey of a biscuit through the human digestive system, highlighting the roles of various organs and enzymes involved in digestion. It begins with the biscuit being chewed and broken down in the mouth, then travels through the esophagus to the stomach, where it becomes chyme. The small intestine absorbs nutrients with the help of the pancreas and liver, and finally, the large intestine prepares the waste for exit, showcasing the teamwork of the digestive process.

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The document narrates the journey of a biscuit through the human digestive system, highlighting the roles of various organs and enzymes involved in digestion. It begins with the biscuit being chewed and broken down in the mouth, then travels through the esophagus to the stomach, where it becomes chyme. The small intestine absorbs nutrients with the help of the pancreas and liver, and finally, the large intestine prepares the waste for exit, showcasing the teamwork of the digestive process.

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Title: "The Biscuit’s Digestive Adventure!

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Characters:

1. Narrator (Manna) – Guides the story


2. Biscuit (Joanna) – The food being digested
3. Person Eating the Biscuit (Daniela)
4. Esophagus (Jeyan & Love) – The food pipe
5. Stomach (Kiersten) – The organ where digestion starts
6. Small Intestine (Aime) – The site of most digestion & absorption
7. Pancreas (Nick) – Produces digestive enzymes
8. Liver (Reach) – Produces bile for fat digestion
9. Large Intestine (Kristine) – Absorbs water & prepares waste for exit

Scene 1: The First Bite

Narrator: "Our journey begins with a simple act: eating! Watch as our brave biscuit
enters the human body!"

Person Eating the Biscuit: Mmm, a delicious biscuit! (Takes a bite and starts
chewing.)

Biscuit: "Oh no! I'm being broken apart!"

Narrator: "As the person chews, an enzyme called amylase in the saliva begins
breaking down carbohydrates into simpler sugars."

Mouth (Person Eating the Biscuit): "That's right! My saliva contains amylase, which
helps digest the starch in this biscuit!"

Scene 2: The Esophagus - The Journey Down

Esophagus Person 1: "Alright, time for peristalsis! We’ll push the biscuit down to the
stomach!"

Esophagus Person 2: "No digestion happens here, but we help move food along using
wave-like contractions!"

Biscuit: "Wheee! It's like a slide, but a little slimy!"


Scene 3: The Stomach - The Acidic Pool

Stomach: "Welcome to my acidic chamber! I have gastric juice, which contains


pepsin, an enzyme that breaks down proteins!"

Narrator: "The stomach releases hydrochloric acid (HCl) to activate pepsin and help
digestion. The biscuit is now a mushy mixture called chyme!"

Biscuit: "I’m getting all mixed up! My proteins are breaking down!"

Scene 4: The Small Intestine - Enzyme Overload!

Small Intestine: "Now it’s my turn! I absorb nutrients, but I need help from my friends!"

Pancreas: "Here I come! I release enzymes like amylase (for carbs), lipase (for fats),
and trypsin (for proteins)!"

Liver: "And don’t forget me! I produce bile, which helps break down fats into smaller
droplets!"

Biscuit: "I’m turning into tiny molecules! The body can absorb me now!"

Scene 5: The Large Intestine - The Final Stretch

Large Intestine: "I’ll absorb the remaining water and prepare the waste for exit!"

Biscuit: "Oh no, looks like my journey is almost over!"

Narrator: "And that’s how digestion works, thanks to teamwork between organs and
enzymes!"

Final Line:

All Together: "Digestion is amazing! Thanks, enzymes!"

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