Question

question 30 (2 points)
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which of the following correctly matches connective tissue placements in the body?
synovial fluids - within our vertebrae; cartilage - at the ends of our largest bones
tendons - between a muscle and bone; ligaments - between two bones
tendons - surround the nervous system; gray matter - within the spinal cord
tendons - between the organs of our digestive tract; hyaline - between two bones
ligaments - between a muscle and bone; collagen - between two bones
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Explanation:

Tendons are fibrous connective tissues that attach muscle to bone. Ligaments are also fibrous connective tissues that connect bone - to - bone. Synovial fluid is in joints, not within vertebrae. Gray matter is not connective tissue. Tendons are not around the nervous system or between digestive - tract organs. Collagen is a protein in connective tissues, not a placement description like the others.

Answer:

B. Tendons - between a muscle and bone; ligaments - between two bones