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seesaw
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shark
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banana
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boom
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shark
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gift
Win 25 points!
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baam
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Define matrix (hint - look in the back of your book in the glossary)
a substance or environment where something takes form or is enclosed
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Which is denser - cancellous bone tissue or compact bone tissue?
Compact bone tissue
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What type of muscles keeps bones and joints in place?
Skeletal muscles
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Where can you find smooth muscle tissues?
walls of hollow organs, such as blood vessels and intestines
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What are most tissue cells held together by?
Intercellular substances
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Can you name the 4 types of human tissue? (extra points!)
Connective, Muscle, Epithelial, and Nervous Tissue
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Define secrete (hint - look in the back of your book in the glossary)
to produce and release a substance
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Free Question...!! Explain something important about human tissue.
Answers will vary...
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What are neurons and why are they important?
Neurons are specialised nerve cells and provide necessary nutrients for our body
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What are the two types of bone tissue?
Compact bone tissue and Cancellous bone tissue
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Explain why blood tissue is important?
Blood tissue transports nutruents, homrmones and waste. It also protects against illness.
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How many types of cells are in the human body? (more or less)
200
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monster
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shark
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shark
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baam
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What type of tissue acts as a barrier between the enviroment?
Epithelial tissue
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