Red Bone Marrow & Cartilage

The tissue where red blood cells are made is:

• Red bone marrow.

• Yellow bone marrow.

• Cartilage.

A cartilage can be defined as:

• A strong flexible tissue that is found at the end of your bones.

• A strong tissue that is found at the end of flat bones.

• It stores fats.

What stores fats?

• Yellow bone marrow.

• Red bone marrow.

• Cartilage.

Yellow bone marrow is found :

• inside the longest part of long bones.

• at the end part of long bones.

• In all parts of long bones.

A cartilage's function is :

• Preventing surfaces of bones from rubbing against each other.

• Reduces friction.

• Produces red blood cells.

• Produces fats.