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Tissues Review Game

The tissues lining the body cavities is the

A. Connective TissueB. Skeletal TissueC. Muscle TissueD. Nervous TissueE. Epithelial Tissue

The tissues lining the body cavities is the

A. Connective TissueB. Skeletal TissueC. Muscle TissueD. Nervous Tissuee. Epithelial Tissue

Tissue that functions in support and protection of body organs, stores energy and provides immunity is

A. Connective TissueB. Nervous TissueC. Muscle TissueD. Epithelial TissueE. Osseous Tissue

Tissue that functions in support and protection of body organs, stores energy and provides immunity is

A. Connective TissueB. Nervous TissueC. Muscle TissueD. Epithelial TissueE. Osseous Tissue

Name the following tissue:

A. Nervous TissueB. Simple Cuboidal

EpitheliumC. Adipose TissueD. Aerolar TissueE. Hyaline Cartilage

Name the following tissue:

A. Nervous TissueB. Simple Cuboidal

EpitheliumC. Adipose TissueD. Aerolar TissueE. Hyaline Cartilage

Name that tissue:

A. BloodB. BoneC. AerolarD. Dense RegularE. Fibrocartilage

Name that tissue:

A. BloodB. BoneC. AerolarD. Dense RegularE. Fibrocartilage

Name that Tissue:

A. BloodB. Simple Cubodial

EpithelialC. Stratified Cubodial

EpithelialD. AdiposeE. Areolar

Name that Tissue:

A. BloodB. Simple Cubodial

EpithelialC. Stratified Cubodial

EpithelialD. AdiposeE. Areolar

Name That Tissue:

A. BloodB. AerolarC. NervousD. Cardiac MuscleE. Smooth Muscle

Name That Tissue:

A. BloodB. AerolarC. NervousD. Cardiac MuscleE. Smooth Muscle

In which of the following tissue types might you expect to find

goblet cells?

A. Simple cubodialB. Simple columnarC. Simple squamousD. Stratified cuboidalE. Pseudostratified

In which of the following tissue types might you expect to find

goblet cells?

A. Simple cubodialB. Simple columnarC. Simple squamousD. Stratified cuboidalE. Pseudostratified

Name That Tissue

A. Simple SquamousB. Stratified SquamousC. Simple CuboidalD. PseudostratifiedE. Simple Columnar

Name That Tissue

A. Simple SquamousB. Stratified

SquamousC. Simple CuboidalD. PseudostratifiedE. Simple Columnar

Name That Tissue

A. Simple SquamousB. Stratified SquamousC. Simple CuboidalD. Stratified ColumnarE. Simple Columnar

Name That Tissue

A. Simple SquamousB. Stratified SquamousC. Simple CuboidalD. Stratified ColumnarE. Simple Columnar

Which of the following Tissues is avascular?

A. Connective TissueB. Muscle TissueC. Nervous TissueD. Skeletal TissueE. Epithelial

Which of the following Tissues is avascular (non

vascularized)?

A. Connective TissueB. Muscle TissueC. Nervous TissueD. Skeletal TissueE. Epithelial

What is the tissue found in between your vertebrae

bones?

A. Hyaline CartilageB. Elastic CartilageC. FibrocartilageD. AerolarE. Adipose

What is the tissue found in between your vertebrae

bones?

A. Hyaline CartilageB. Elastic CartilageC. FibrocartilageD. AerolarE. Adipose

What is the loose connective tissue that binds organs to organs

or to skin?A. Hyaline CartilageB. Dense RegularC. FibrocartilageD. AerolarE. Adipose

What is the loose connective tissue that binds organs to organs

or to skin?A. Hyaline CartilageB. Dense RegularC. FibrocartilageD. AerolarE. Adipose

The Epithelial Tissue which contains cells of different shapes

and is capable of distention (stretching) is

A. Simple Columnar EpitheliumB. Pseudostratified EpitheliumC. Squamous EpitheliumD. Transitional EpitheliumE. Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium

The Epithelial Tissue which contains cells of different shapes

and is capable of distention (stretching) is

A. Simple Columnar EpitheliumB. Pseudostratified EpitheliumC. Squamous EpitheliumD. Transitional EpitheliumE. Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium

A basement membrane is found between

A. Muscle and nerve tissueB. Epithelial and connective tissueC. Connective and muscle tissueD. Brain and nerve tissueE. Nerve and connective tissue

A basement membrane is found between

A. Muscle and nerve tissueB. Epithelial and connective tissueC. Connective and muscle tissueD. Brain and nerve tissueE. Nerve and connective tissue

The intervertebral disks that separate the individual bones of the vertebrae are composed of

A. Loose fibrous connective tissueB. Dense fibrous connective tissueC. FibrocartilageD. Hyaline cartilageE. Elastic Cartilage

The intervertebral disks that separate the individual bones of the vertebrae are composed of

A. Loose fibrous connective tissueB. Dense fibrous connective tissueC. FibrocartilageD. Hyaline cartilageE. Elastic Cartilage

A ligament connects bone to _______; whereas, a tendon connects bone to ______.

A. bone; muscleB. Muscle; boneC. Bone; epitheliumD. Epithelium; boneE. None of the above

A ligament connects bone to _______; whereas, a tendon connects bone to ______.

A. bone; muscleB. Muscle; boneC. Bone; epitheliumD. Epithelium; boneE. None of the above

Which of the following is true concerning glandular tissue?

A. Endocrine glands are composed of connective tissue, whereas exocrine glands are composed of modified epithelium.

B. Endocrine gland secretions diffuse directly into the bloodstream, whereas exocrine gland secretions enter ducts.

C. A sweat gland is an example of an endocrine glandD. Endocrine glands contain ducts, whereas exocrine

glands do notE. Exocrine glands produce substances known as

hormones.

Which of the following is true concerning glandular tissue?

a. Endocrine glands are composed of connective tissue, whereas exocrine glands are composed of modified epithelium.

B. Endocrine gland secretions diffuse directly into the bloodstream, whereas exocrine gland secretions enter ducts.

C. A sweat gland is an example of an endocrine glandD. Endocrine glands contain ducts, whereas exocrine

glands do notE. Exocrine glands produce substances known as

hormones.

Goblet Cells are found in which of the following tissues?

A. Cuboidal epitheliumB. Nervous tissueC. Connective tissueD. Columnar epitheliumE. Squamous epithelium

Goblet Cells are found in which of the following tissues?

A. Cuboidal epitheliumB. Nervous tissueC. Connective tissueD. Columnar epitheliumE. Squamous epithelium