3ESO FLIPPED CLASSROOM 02. TISSUES

Cells able to specialise in any cell by a process known as cell differentiation are known as:

• Super cells

• Mother cells

• Stem cells

• Allmighty cells

The tissue whose cells are able to secrete substances is called

• Covering epithelium

• Adipose tissue

• Bone tissue

• Glandular epithelium

The epidermis and mucous membranes are examples of...

• Covering epithelium

• Connective tissues

• Muscle tissue

• Glandular epithelium

The tissue that protects and surrounds our body inside and outside is known as...

• Muscle tissue

• Bone tissue

• Covering epithelium

• Adipose tissue

The tissue whose cells accumulate fats is known as...

• Muscle tissue

• Cartilage

• Fatty tissue

• Adipose tissue

A tissue made of long cells with many mitochondria is known as...

• Muscle tissue

• Bone tissue

• Fibrous connective tissue

• Cartilage

The cells of the nervous tissue that protect and feed the neurons are called...

• Protective cells

• Glial cells

• Support cells

• Friendly cells

A tissue, made of cells and collagen fibers, that fills the space between organs, is called...

• Covering epithelium

• Adipose tissue

• Loose/Fibrous connective tissue

• Teddy Bear tissue

A tissue whose cells are called chondrocytes is known as...

• Bone tissue

• Covering epithelium

• Loose/Fibrous connective tissue

• Cartilage

Which of these systems is not directly related to the nutrition function

• Respiratory

• Nervous

• Circulatory

• Excretory