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Refer to Figure 2.  The major tissues in all four of these images (A,B,C,D) have a shared classification. Briefly, explain why they are classified together (3-5 words). ie. what do all these tissues have in common?  

Refer to Figure 14. Your patient was walking down the stairs when they slipped and over extended their quadriceps muscle. This caused a major tendon to tear, separating the muscle from the patella (knee cap). Which of the images in this figure does NOT show an example of tissue impacted by this injury? ie. which of these tissues would not be injured after this accident? Include the type of tissue: [a] Tissue letter from the figure. [b]

Refer to Figure 15.  What is the SPECIFIC TYPE of tissue labeled B?

Refer to Figure 2.  Which of these tissues has reticular fibers? List any figure letters to identify the tissue(s) with reticular fibers. 

Refer to Figure 11. What would be a SPECIFIC FUNCTION of Tissue B that makes it DIFFERENT from the other tissues in this figure?

Refer to Figure 6.  What specialized CELL would be present in Tissue C but not Tissue D?

Refer to Figure 8.  There are four different tissue types labeled in this figure that all work together in the healthy organ. What type of tissue is TISSUE LAYER #1? Be specific![a] What is the function of this tissue layer? [b]

Refer to Figure 10.  The major tissues in all four of these images (A,B,C,D) are very similar, however there is one that does not fit as well with the others.  Identify which tissue does not belong with the others in this figure: [a] (include the letter from the figure and the type of tissuse for full credit – A, B, C, or D) EXPLAIN what makes this tissue different than the others (approx. 3-5 words): [b]

Refer to Figure 11. What would be a SPECIFIC FUNCTION of Tissue A that makes it DIFFERENT from the other tissues in this figure?

Refer to Figure 9.  Compare the tissues in this figure. Which of these tissues would be the strongest? In 2-3 sentences, identify which tissue you think is the strongest and explain why this is your choice. Include both the name of the tissue and the letter from the figure for full credit.