A&P II Midterm 24-25

Which of the following is a type of epithelial tissue?

• Simple squamous

• Cardiac muscle

• Nervous tissue

• Adipose tissue

Match the following epithelial tissues with their characteristics:

• Simple squamous

• Multiple layers of flat cells

• Stratified squamous

• Single layer of cube-shaped cells

• Simple cuboidal

• Single layer of flat cells

What is the difference between stratified epithelium and pseudostratified epithelium?

• Stratified epithelium has multiple layers, while pseudostratified appears to have multiple layers but only has one.

• Stratified epithelium has one layer, while pseudostratified has multiple layers.

• Both have multiple layers but differ in cell shape.

• Both have a single layer but differ in function.

Match the following connective tissues with their descriptions: Adipose, Hyaline Cartilage, Bone, Blood

• Blood

• Supports and protects organs

• Bone

• Transports nutrients and waste

• Hyaline Cartilage

• Provides smooth surfaces for movement at joints

• Adipose

• Stores fat

Classify the following human body connective tissue: (a)   . Options: A) Adipose B) Hyaline Cartilage C) Bone D) Blood Answer: A) Adipose

• Adipose

• Hyaline Cartilage

• Bone

• Blood

Classify the following connective body tissue.

• Adipose Tissue

• Bone Tissue

• Cartilage

• Blood

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NGSS.MS-LS1-3

Classify the following human body connective tissue.

• Adipose Tissue

• Bone Tissue

• Cartilage

• Blood

Fill in the blank: The image labeled (a) shows (a)   connective tissue.

• Loose

• Dense

• Elastic

• Reticular

Stage #1 and 'X' show the neuron at (a)   .

• Resting potential

• Hyperpolarization

• Repolarization

• Depolarization

Match the following stages with their corresponding neuron activities:

• Stage 3

• Resting potential

• Stage 2

• Repolarization

• Stage 4

• Depolarization

• Stage 1

• Hyperpolarization