Connective Tissue-Aerolar,Adipose,Bone,Ligament,Tendon,Cartilage

Which type of connective tissue provides cushioning and support, acts as an energy reservoir, and is found beneath the skin and around organs?

• a) Adipose tissue
  

• b) Bone tissue
  

• c) Ligament
  

• d) Cartilage

  
  

Which type of connective tissue is responsible for connecting bones to other bones in the human body?

• a) Areolar tissue
  

• b) Adipose tissue
  

• c) Ligament
  

• d) Tendon
  

What type of connective tissue is characterized by its firmness and flexibility and is found in the nose, ears, and the ends of long bones?

• a) Adipose tissue
  

• b) Bone tissue
  

• c) Tendon
  

• d) Cartilage
  

What is the primary function of tendons in the body?

• a) To cushion and support organs
  

• b) To store energy in the form of fat
  

• c) To attach muscles to bones
  

• d) To connect bone to bone
  

Which connective tissue is composed of cells called osteocytes and contains a mineralized matrix of calcium and phosphate salts?

• a) Areolar tissue
  

• b) Adipose tissue
  

• c) Ligament
  

• d) Bone tissue
  

What is the primary structural component of bone tissue that provides strength and rigidity?

• a) Collagen fibers
  

• b) Elastin fibers
  

• c) Hyaluronic acid
  

• d) Goblet cells

  
  

What is the primary function of ligaments in the body?

• a) To attach muscles to bones
  

• b) To store energy in the form of fat
  

• c) To connect bone to bone
  

• d) To provide stability by connecting bone to bone at joints

  
  

Which connective tissue connects muscle to bone, allowing for the movement of limbs and joints?

• a) Cartilage
  

• b) Tendon
  

• c) Ligament
  

• d) Adipose tissue

  
  

What type of connective tissue is predominantly composed of collagen fibers and forms the framework for various organs?

• a) Ligament
  

• b) Bone tissue
  

• c) Areolar tissue
  

• d) Tendon

  
  

Which connective tissue is elastic in nature and allows for stretching and recoiling, making it suitable for structures like the vocal cords?

• a) Adipose tissue
  

• b) Ligament
  

• c) Cartilage
  

• d) Elastic cartilage