Multiple choice

What type of connective tissue is used to store fluids?

  1. adipose

  2. areolar

  3. blood

  4. cartilage
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Areolar connective tissue has a loose arrangement of fibers and a fluid-filled ground substance, making it ideal for holding and distributing bodily fluids. Adipose tissue is specialized for storing lipids (fats), while blood is a fluid tissue that transports substances rather than storing them. Cartilage has a solid, rubbery matrix and does not store fluids.

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