Smith is taking deep breaths to calm down. Where is the air from his breaths traveling to first after entering through his mouth? A. Bronchial tubes B. Lungs C. Alveoli D. Trachea

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Smith is taking deep breaths to calm down. Where is the air from his breaths traveling to first after entering through his mouth?

A. Bronchial tubes
B. Lungs
C. Alveoli
D. Trachea

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Answer: The correct answer is D) Trachea.

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