H.   SMALL   INTESTINE ANSWERS:      

   1.  The lining of the small intestine has its surface area increased by the presence
        of millions of finger-like folds to increase the rate of nutrient absorption.
        These tiny folds are known as   V i l l I

   2.  The lining itself makes and releases several digestive  E N Z Y M E S

   3.  Small digested molecules  (S U G A R S  and  A M I N O   A C I D S  
   are absorbed through tiny projections (vill) into small blood vessels called 
   C A P I L L A R I E S   of the circulatory system.

   4.  The end products of fat (lipid) digestion  (G L Y C E R I N E   & 
        F A T T Y     A C I D S)  are absorbed through the lining of the
        small intestine into small circulatory vessels of the  L Y M P H  SYSTEM.
        These vessels are known as   L A C T E A L S