Answer:
1. line inside of hollow organs - epithelial tissue
2. holds organs and other tissue in place - loose connective tissue
3. sends signals to and from the brain - nervous tissue
4. cushions, insulates, and stores energy - adipose tissue
5. connects muscle to bone and joins bones together - fibrous connective tissue
6. enable movement of the body - muscle tissue
Explanation:
Epithelial tissue line is an inner surface of the cavities of organs. It is also a tissue line of the outer surface of the body and organs. For example, the outermost surface of the skin - the epidermis. It protects the cell or body. It also plays a role in adsorption, secretion, diffusion, and sensory reception.
Loose/ areolar connective tissue line surrounds muscles, nerve bundles, and blood vessels. Loose connective tissue connects the epithelial tissue and organ. It helps to hold organs to epithelial tissue. It also stores water and salt for surrounding tissues.
Nervous tissue lines (neurons and neuroglia) are spread throughout the body in the organs of the central nervous system. Nervous tissue receives the message in the form of stimuli and delivers it to the brain or spinal card to respond immediately.
Adipose tissue line is also known as body fat. It is present with the epithelial tissue. All extra energy or carbs stored in the form of fat under the epithelial tissue. It provides insulation, cushion, and store energy and fat of the body in adipose tissue.
Fibrous connective tissue connects the muscles to bones and joins them together. Tendon is a fibrous connective tissue. It provides shock absorption and support to bones and organs.
Muscle tissue composes new soft muscles. The main function of muscle tissue in the movement of the body. Some muscles are involuntarily and some are voluntarily in prospect to movement. Examples are smooth muscles and cardiac muscles.
