Question

1. some human body cells are shown in the diagrams below. cells from skin blood cells cells from lining of bladder cells from lining of trachea these groups of cells represent different a) systems that are responsible for a specific life activity b) tissues in which similar cells function together c) organs that help to carry out a specific life activity d) organelles that carry out different functions

Explanation:

• Option A: Systems are made up of multiple organs, not just groups of similar cells.
• Option B: Tissues are groups of similar cells that function together. Skin cells, blood cells, cells from the bladder lining, and cells from the trachea lining are all examples of different tissues.
• Option C: Organs are made up of different tissues, not just a single type of similar cells.
• Option D: Organelles are structures within cells, not groups of cells.

Answer:

B. tissues in which similar cells function together