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The video explains how tissues, which have similar structures and functions, are grouped to form organs that perform specialized tasks. It provides examples of different tissue types in both animals and plants, such as nervous and muscle tissues in animals, and epithelial and phloem tissues in plants.

What characteristic do tissues share that allows them to be grouped together?

• They have different structures.

• They perform unrelated functions.

• They are found only in animals.

• They look similar and have similar structures.

How do tissues contribute to the formation of organs?

• By changing their structure.

• By existing in isolation.

• By combining to perform specialized tasks.

• By functioning independently.

Which of the following is an example of a tissue that forms part of an organ?

• Skin tissue

• Nervous tissue

• Bone tissue

• Blood tissue

What type of tissue is found in animals and is responsible for covering surfaces?

• Muscle tissue

• Nervous tissue

• Connective tissue

• Epithelial tissue

Which tissue is responsible for transporting nutrients in plants?

• Root tissue

• Leaf tissue

• Phloem tissue

• Stem tissue