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    Literacy task- Digestion Task- The Journey of a Ham and Cheese Sandwich By Jenny Hi‚ I am a Cheese and Ham sandwich. I have just been made and I am crispy and hot‚ I am siting on a plate‚ I am not sure what I am meant to do but it looks like the human does. Before I can even think about it I have been grabbed and heading towards the humans mouth. "Oh no I am getting eaten". Digestion has began‚ I am now getting chewed and mushed by big white teeth‚ I am also getting covered in Silvia it’s

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    Journey of a ham sandwich

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    The start of the process - the mouth: The digestive process begins in the mouth. The ham sandwich is partly broken down by the process of chewing and by the chemical action of salivary enzymes (these enzymes are produced by the salivary glands and break down starches into smaller molecules). On the way to the stomach: the oesophagus - After being chewed and swallowed‚ the food enters the oesophagus. The oesophagus is a long tube that runs from the mouth to the stomach. It uses rhythmic‚ wave-like

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    Common Argument #1: Gay marriage harms the institution of traditional marriage. Your Response: Okay‚ then name one demonstrable‚ tangible effect that same-sex marriages have on the functioning of individual heterosexual marriages. The ability of same-sex couples to get married doesn’t alter a single aspect of heterosexual marriages — directly or indirectly. The legal rights and benefits of heterosexual couples are completely unaffected by the existence of gay marriage. It’s not as if straight couples

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    The Story of a Cheese Sandwich. A cheese sandwich is made up of – well‚ bread and cheese. The bread’s made of carbohydrates and fibre and the cheese of fat‚ protein and calcium. First the sandwich is chewed with our teeth; the incisor teeth and canine teeth bite it into chunks. The premolar and molar’s grind the chunks of food into much smaller pieces. Saliva’s produced that helps the food become a paste. Here‚ the amylase enzymes turn the starch molecules (from the bread) into maltose – which

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    The journey of a cheese sandwich!!! (Mid-topic assessment) How does a cheese sandwich travel through our digestive systems? A Cheese Sandwich A cheese sandwich includes a lot of nutrients that we need in a balanced diet. The cheese sandwich is made of bread‚ cheese and butter. Each ingredient in the sandwich carries different nutrients. The bread is in the carbohydrates group which means it contains starch and glucose. The cheese and butter is in the dairy food group‚ so it contains fat and

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    can’t be digested‚ but keeps you filled up and water keeps up your liquid levels. What Happens in Each Organ During the Process of the Digestive System? The Mouth: This is where the digestion of food starts‚ even before you take a bite of a Cheese Sandwich‚ the smell of it triggers the salivary glands in your mouth to create saliva‚ making your mouth water; when the food is in your mouth‚ the saliva increases. The food is broken down into small pieces by chewing‚ which are then small enough to be

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    My Recipe For Grilled Cheese Sandwiches Topic: How to make grilled cheese sandwiches. Audience: Parents that need to cook something quick for there children. Purpose: To teach someone how to make a grilled cheese sandwich. Format: An expository paragraph. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You will need: An electric frying pan‚ 2 slices of bread (preferably white)‚ (softened) butter

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    The Best Sandwich Ever The first sandwich was made in 1st Century B.C. by the famous rabbi‚ Hillel the Elder‚ during Passover. The sandwich was a remembrance of the Jews’ suffering before their deliverance from Egypt. This wonderful sandwich consisted of a mixture of chopped nuts‚ apples‚ spices and wine on two matzos‚ and was to be eaten with bitter herbs. Although the rabbi’s sandwich may not seem appetizing to the tastes buds of todays greater community we are grateful for his idea because

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    grilled cheese sandwich Abstract The grilled cheese sandwich is a simple culinary delight‚ the warm gooey cheese dripping from inside the toasted bread‚ the aroma and the taste has made it a popular sandwich. It has been around since ancient times‚ it became popular in the US around the 1920’s during the depression years [ (Wikipedia) ]. Making a grilled cheese sandwich is a simple process and I will take you through it step by step. Making a grilled cheese sandwich is not difficult

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    Ham Radio discussion In times of crisis and natural disasters‚ Amateur radio is often used as a means of emergency communication when wire line‚ cell phones and other conventional means of communications fail. Unlike commercial systems‚ Amateur radio is not as dependent on terrestrial facilities that can fail. It is dispersed throughout a community without "choke points" such as cellular telephone sites that can be overloaded. Amateur radio operators are experienced in improvising antennas

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