The trachea divides at its lower end into
- A. alveoli
- B. alveolar ducts
- C. pleural sacs
- D. two bronchi
Explanation
Each primary bronchus enters a lung and branches into ever finer bronchioles ending in alveoli. The division mirrors the need to serve both lungs from a single windpipe.
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