Answer:
Options I & II
I. Smooth, muscular tube connects the mouth to the stomach
II. Muscular action in the esophagus pushes food to the stomach
Step-by-step explanation:
In digestive systems, we have what we call esophagus. The process is that;
The esophagus we have is a tubular like organ which connects the mouth to the stomach. Now, when we chew food and it's soft, the food will pass through the esophagus after we have swallowed it.
The smooth muscles of the esophagus will now undergo peristalsis which is a series of wave like movements that will push the food toward the stomach.
Thus, we have seen that the esophagus is a smooth tube and that muscle action on it enables the food to be pushed down the stomach.
Thus, options I & II are correct.