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Arrange the following list of terms to properly trace the path of food from the plate to the toilet:

Plate, cecum, stomach, mouth, jejunum, esophagus, sigmoid colon, ileum, esophageal sphincter, ascending colon, pharynx, descending colon, anus, pyloric sphincter, rectum, ileocecal valve, duodenum, transverse colon, toilet.

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This solution uses a set of 26 terms pertaining to anatomical structures of the digestive tract. The terms are placed in proper order to outline the pathway of food from the point of ingestion to excretion.

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