Which blood cells Carry oxygen to body tissue and remove carbon dioxide:

Correct answer: C. Red blood cells

  • A. White blood cells
  • B. Platelets
  • C. Red blood cells
  • D. Mitocondria

Explanation

Red blood cells carry oxygen using haemoglobin and transport some carbon dioxide back toward the lungs. Platelets clot blood, while white blood cells provide immune defence.

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