A structure formed by groups of similar cells organized into loose sheetsor bundles performing similar functions is called as________?
Correct answer: C. A Tissue
- A. An organ
- B. An organism
- C. A Tissue
- D. A Cell
Explanation
A tissue is a group of similar cells arranged together to perform a common function, such as muscle tissue or epithelial tissue. An organ contains several different tissues working together, so students may choose organ if they confuse the levels of biological organization.
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