The organ lying between the stomach and small intestine that secretes insulin and glucagon to regulate blood-sugar levels is the ________.
A) kidney
B) liver
C) pancreas
D) adrenal gland

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The pancreas is the organ that secretes insulin and glucagon to regulate blood-sugar levels. The kidney filters waste from the blood, the liver produces bile and performs many other important functions, and the adrenal gland produces hormones such as adrenaline. However, none of these organs play a primary role in regulating blood-sugar levels in the body.

The Organ Lying Between the Stomach and Small Intestine That