Question

question 4 (bonus) (mandatory) (1 point) for the same picture in #3, which organ is this tissue found in? blood vessels kidney tubules thyroid gland mammary gland

Explanation:

The question asks for the organ where a tissue (implied from a prior "picture #3", likely epithelial tissue) is found. Kidney tubules (part of nephrons) are lined with epithelial tissue (e.g., simple cuboidal) for functions like filtration and reabsorption. Blood vessels have endothelial (vascular) tissue, thyroid gland has glandular epithelial (but kidney tubules are a standard example of epithelial tissue location in the kidney), and mammary gland has glandular tissue. Thus, kidney tubules is the correct choice.

Answer:

To answer this, we need to recall the tissue in question (from "picture #3", likely epithelial tissue like simple cuboidal or columnar, common in kidney tubules). Kidney tubules (nephrons) have epithelial tissue lining them for filtration/reabsorption. Blood vessels have endothelial (vascular) tissue, thyroid gland has glandular epithelial but kidney tubules are a classic example of epithelial tissue location. Mammary gland has glandular tissue but kidney tubules are more associated with renal epithelial tissue. So the answer is kidney tubules (the option: kidney tubules).