Water absorption is very important phenomenon in order to maintain the blood volume in the circulation. Water helps in digestion as it helps in the breakdown of the food particles and make the bolus. After its function or when the blood volume is low, it is absorbed majorly from large intestine but small amount of water is absorbed from the small intestine as well.
Here, A - gastroesophageal junction
B - Fundus region of stomach
C- Duodenum (small intestine)
D- Transverse colo (large intestine)
E- Ascending colon
F- Jejunum (small intestine)
G- Appendix
H- Rectum
Hence, the correct options are:- D, E and F.
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