Which type of tissue correctly matches with its location?
Correct answer: C. Smooth muscle - Wall of intestine
- A. Transitional epithelium - tip of the nose
- B. Cuboidal epithelium - Lining of the stomach
- C. Smooth muscle - Wall of intestine
- D. Areolar tissue - Tendons of the nose
Explanation
Tip of the nose has elastic cartilage. Simple columnar epithelium lines the stomach. The tendons of the nose are not primarily composed of areolar tissue but rather consist of fibrous connective tissue. Posterior part of the intestine has a single unit smooth muscle in which all fibres of the muscle contract simultaneously as a single unit.
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