The pathway that urine follows when exiting the body is Multiple Choice kidneys > bladder > ureters > uterine tube kidneys urethra > bladder > ureters kidneys \( > \) uterine tube > bladder > urethra

To determine the correct pathway that urine follows when exiting the body, let's analyze the options provided: 1. **Option 1:** kidneys > bladder > ureters > uterine tube - This is incorrect because urine does not go to the uterine tube. The pathway should go from the kidneys to the ureters, then to the bladder, and finally out through the urethra. 2. **Option 2:** kidneys > urethra > bladder > ureters - This is also incorrect. Urine flows from the kidneys to the ureters, then to the bladder, and finally exits through the urethra. 3. **Option 3:** kidneys > uterine tube > bladder > urethra - This is incorrect as well. The uterine tube is part of the female reproductive system and is not involved in the urinary pathway. The correct pathway for urine is: **kidneys > ureters > bladder > urethra.** Since none of the provided options correctly represent this pathway, it appears that there is an error in the options given. The correct sequence should be kidneys → ureters → bladder → urethra.