1. Name this type of muscle Tissue.. 2. Which of the four types of tissue is this slide?

1. Name this type of muscle Tissue.

2. Which of the four types of tissue is this slide?

3. This type of tissue is found in the iris of the eye. Control is involuntary.

4. Name this type of tissue that is a single layer of flat cells.

5. Name one place you may find this tissue type (stratified squamous)

6. What is this?

7. Name one function of epithelial tissue.

8. Why is there a difference in the shape of each cell in transitional illustrated here?

9. Give the name of the material that surrounds connective tissue. Hint: protein fibers make a part of it.

10. Name this type of epithelial.

11. This type of muscle tissue attaches muscles to bone for movement.

12. This type of epithelial cell have multiple layers of box shaped cells.

13. What does all of the blue color represent?

14. Which of the four categories of tissue are adipose cells?

15. This type of tissue has cells that possess dendrites and axons

16. What is this? What does Letter H represent?

17. This type of connective tissue contains chondrocytes within lacuna.

18. What is this?

19. Name 2 types of cartilage cells.

20. What of the four tissue types is this?

21. What type of tissue is this?

22. Paying close attention to the shape, what type of epithelial cells are these?

23. Name this tissue

24. The main role of this tissue is energy storage and insulation

25. This type of muscle is found lining the walls of hollow organs

26. This striated muscle type is responsible for movement

27. These cells send electrical impulses

28. Name this type of epithelial

29. Name this epithelial tissue.

30. What is the name of this epithelial that consists of cells of many shapes?

31. This tissue type is found in lymph nodes. It will be extra credit on the test.

32. Name the structure of letter A

33. What tissue is this?

34. What type of cartilage is this image?

Answers:

1. Cardiac 19. Elastic, hyaline2. Muscle 20. Nervous3. Smooth muscle 21. Pseudostratified4. Simple squamous 22. Simple cuboidal5. Skin 23. Areolar6. Simple columnar 24. Adipose7. Protection, barrier, absorption 25. Smooth muscle8. They stretch to allow urine 26. Skeletal muscle9. Matrix 27. Neuron, or motor neuron10. Simple squamous 28. Simple cuboidal11. Skeletal muscle 29. Simple columnar12. Stratified cuboidal 30. Transitional13. Matrix 31. Reticular (extra credit)14. Connective tissue 32. Lacuna15. Neuron 33. Bone16. Bone, haversian canal 34. Hyaline17. Cartilage18. Blood