Bio 2113 Test 2 -- Tissues Practice
Test 2 practice questions for chapter 4, Tissues
- 1.Many layers of epithelial cells that are cubed at the free surface
- A.
Simple squamous tissue
- B.
Stratified cuboidal tissue
- C.
Transitional
- D.
Pseudostratified
- 2.Location of mucus membrane
- A.
Reproductive, respiratory, digestive, urinary tract
- B.
Lungs, heart, mediastinum
- C.
Between bones
- 3.Location of transitional epithelium
- A.
Urinary system
- B.
Reproductive system
- C.
Respiratory system
- 4.Type of cell in connective tissue that makes fibers
- A.
Fibroblasts
- B.
Osteoblasts
- C.
Keratinocytes
- 5.Connective tissue that has no blood vessels
- A.
Bone
- B.
Cartilage
- C.
Skeletal
- D.
Areolar
- 6.Type of cell in connective tissue that "eats" foreign material
- A.
Fibroblast
- B.
Macrophage
- C.
Mast cell
- D.
Adipocyte
- 7.Location of fibrocartilage
- A.
Intervertebral discs, menisci of knee
- B.
External ear, ends of epiphyses
- C.
Costal cartilage, trachea
- 8.Hyaline cartilage is located in the trachea, embryonic skeleton, ends of long bone, nose, ribs
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.Types of cells found in bone tissue
- A.
Osteocytes, osteoblasts, osteoclasts
- B.
Melanocytes, keratinocytes
- C.
Langerhans cells, merkel cells
- 10.Pseudostratified epithelium looks like it is in layers, but each cell touches the basement membrane
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.Communication junction between cells
- A.
Gap
- B.
Tight
- C.
Desmosome
- 12.Location of stratified squamous tissues
- A.
Lining of the mouth and esophagus, skin
- B.
Lining the intestines
- C.
Lining the lungs and heart
- 13.Location of dense regular connective tissue
- A.
Bone tissue
- B.
Tendons, ligaments
- C.
In the epidermis
- 14."Welded" junction between cells
- A.
Tight
- B.
Desmosome
- C.
Gap
- 15.Exocrine gland where the tip of the cell breaks off together with its secretion
- A.
Apocrine gland
- B.
Merocrine gland
- C.
Holocrine gland
- 16.Tightly packed cells, avascular, basement membrane, regeneration, nerve supply
- A.
Characteristics of epithelial tissue
- B.
Characteristics of connective tissue
- C.
Characteristics of muscle tissue
- 17.Tissues in a synovial membrane
- A.
Areolar connective tissue and epithelial tissue
- B.
Areolar connective tissue
- C.
Adipose connective tissue and epithelial tissue
- 18.The four major types of tissue are:
- A.
Epithelium, bone, muscle, nervous
- B.
Connective, muscle, epithelium, nervous
- C.
Nervous, areolar, muscle, adipose
- 19.Location of elastic cartilage
- A.
Trachea, costal cartilage, nose
- B.
Ear, epiglottis
- C.
Menisci of knee, intervertebral discs
- 20.Function of goblet cells
- A.
Secrets synovial fluid
- B.
Makes mucus
- C.
Sweat gland
- 21.Proliferating blood vessels and connective tissue in tissue repair
- A.
Bone tissue
- B.
Granulation tissue
- C.
Areolar tissue
- 22.Typical cells that lead to stromal repair in an organ
- A.
Fibroblasts
- B.
Osteoblasts
- C.
Parenchymal cells
- 23.Types of fibers found in connective tissue
- A.
Collagen fibers
- B.
Elastic fibers
- C.
Reticular fibers
- D.
All of the above
- 24.Dead cells filled with the protein keratin at the surface of the epithelium
- A.
Ciliated epithelial cells
- B.
Keratinized epithelial cells
- C.
Keratinized connective tissue
- 25.Type of gland that secrets into a duct
- A.
Exocrine gland
- B.
Endocrine gland
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