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					  What is Vitamin A?					 
					
					 This vitamin is also called ascorbic acid. 
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					  What is brown paper?					 
					
					 The indicator we used in order to test for the presence of fat. 
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					  What are calories?					 
					
					 The unit used to measure the amount of energy in food. 
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					  What is in the mouth?					 
					
					 This is where the digestive process begins. 
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					  What is Vitamin D?					 
					
					 Also known as the "Sunshine" vitamin. 
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					  What is carbon dioxide?					 
					
					 A colorless, odorless gas given off by animals.  It was the "evidence" that acid was present in our experiments. 
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					  What is peristalsis?					 
					
					 The muscle contractions in the esophagus which push the food you eat into your stomach. 
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					  What is indophenol?					 
					
					 The indicator that is used to test for vitamin c. 
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					  What is unsaturated fat?					 
					
					 The kind of fat considered to be the healthiest fats.  This type of fat includes olive oil, grape seed oil, and vegetable oils. 
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					  What is cholesterol?					 
					
					 Often found in fatty foods, too much of this waxy substance can clog the arteries and lead to heart attack or stroke. 
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					  What are villi?					 
					
					 The thousands of finger-like organs found in your small intestine which absorb nutrients and send them to the blood stream. 
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					  What is scurvy?					 
					
					 A lack of vitamin c causes this disease,which symptoms include sores, bleeding gums, and fatigue. 
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					  What is to protect your organs, to store energy, to make you feel full, to make food taste better.					 
					
					 What are two benefits of getting enough fat in your diet? 
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					  What are the sphincter muscles?					 
					
					 These muscles are the "doors" between the esophagus and the stomach and the stomach and the small intestine. 
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					  What is 13?					 
					
					 The number of vitamins that have been identified by scientists. 
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					  What is a chemical reaction?					 
					
					 A change that occurs as a result of mixing two or more materials together.  The new substance formed has properties different from the original. 
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					  What are enzymes.					 
					
					 Saliva is one, as are those present in your stomach which help break down food. 
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