Biology Support & Movement UHS 2023
PMDC Verified Question 25 of 75
Cartilage is a type of which tissue?
A
Connective tissues
B
Epithelial tissues
C
Muscular tissues
D
Nervous tissues
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Propolis Cognitive Error Autopsy

Official Correct Choice:
Option A: Connective tissues
Concept:

Basic tissue classifications.

Formula:

N/A (Conceptual)

Solution:

  • Tissues are grouped into four main categories.


  • Because cartilage consists of widely spaced cells (chondrocytes) suspended within a dense, structural extracellular matrix (collagen and proteoglycans), it perfectly fits the definition of a connective tissue.


Why other options are incorrect:

Epithelial tissue lines surfaces. Muscular tissue is contractile. Nervous tissue conducts electrical impulses. None of these describe a structural, matrix-heavy support tissue.

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