Question

question 9 of 10
what is connective or epithelial tissue that is organized into a large sheet?
brain
body
organism
membrane

question 10 of 10
what is a group of many different cells working together to do a specific function called?
person
body

Explanation:

Define biological sheets of tissue

In human anatomy, thin sheets of epithelial and connective tissues that line cavities, cover surfaces, or wrap organs are classified as membranes. This directly connects to your understanding of Epithelial Membranes and Connective Tissue Membranes.

Analyze Question 9 options

• Brain: An organ composed primarily of nervous tissue.
• Body: The entire physical structure of an organism.
• Organism: An individual living system.
• Membrane: A thin, sheet-like structure made of epithelial and/or connective tissues. Thus, "Membrane" is the correct answer.

Define groups of cells working together

In the levels of biological organization, a group of similar cells working together to perform a specific function is defined as a tissue. This relates directly to the concept of Tissue Definition.

Analyze Question 10 options

• Person: An individual human being (organism level).
• Body: The entire physical structure (organism level).
• Tissue (implied standard definition): A group of cells working together. Looking at the standard levels of organization, cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, and organs make up organ systems.

Answer:

Question 9

• Brain
• Body
• Organism
• Membrane (Correct answer)

Question 10

• Person
• Tissue (Correct answer)