Visual Worksheet: Animal Tissues | Biology Class 11 - NEET PDF Download

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ANIMAL TISSUES A N I M A L T I S S U E S Identify the Name:
Date: Set:
Instructions: Define and categorize the various types of tissues found in an animal. Utilize the word
bank provided and colour the tissue according to the colour code of different type. 
Epithelial Tissue Connective Tissue Muscle Tissue Nerve Tissue
Adipose
Skeletal
Cardiac
Stratified Squamous
Columnar
Nerve
Bone
Loose
Blood
Smooth
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ANIMAL TISSUES A N I M A L T I S S U E S Identify the Name:
Date: Set:
Instructions: Define and categorize the various types of tissues found in an animal. Utilize the word
bank provided and colour the tissue according to the colour code of different type. 
Epithelial Tissue Connective Tissue Muscle Tissue Nerve Tissue
Adipose
Skeletal
Cardiac
Stratified Squamous
Columnar
Nerve
Bone
Loose
Blood
Smooth
ANIMAL TISSUES A N I M A L T I S S U E S Identify the Name:
Date: Set:
Instructions: Define and categorize the various types of tissues found in an animal. Utilize the word
bank provided and colour the tissue according to the colour code of different type. 
Epithelial Tissue Connective Tissue Muscle Tissue Nerve Tissue
Adipose Tissue
Skeletal Muscle
Cardiac Muscle
Stratified Squamous Tissue
Columnar Tissue
Nerve Tissue
Bone Connective Tissue
Loose Connective Tissue
Blood Connective Tissue
Smooth Muscle Tissue
Connective tissue found throughout the body, stores
energy as fat, located under the skin and around organs,
insulating, protecting, and serving as an energy reserve.
Muscle tissue attaches to bones, allowing voluntary
movement like walking and running, providing strength and
mobility.
Muscle tissue found in the heart. It contracts rhythmically
to pump blood throughout the body, maintaining the
continuous circulation of blood.
Connective tissue found throughout the body, stores
energy as fat, located under the skin and around organs,
insulating, protecting, and serving as an energy reserve.
Connective tissue found throughout the body, stores
energy as fat, located under the skin and around organs,
insulating, protecting, and serving as an energy reserve.
Muscle tissue found in organs like the stomach and
intestines controls involuntary movements for digestion
and blood vessel function.
Nerve tissue in the brain and spinal cord responsible for
transmitting electrical signals for thinking, moving, and
feeling.
Connective tissue forms the skeletal system, making up our
bones. It provides structural support, protects vital
organs, and allows us to move.
Connective tissue that is found throughout the body. It
provides support and connects different structures in the
body while allowing flexibility and mobility.
Connective tissue, or blood, circulates in blood vessels,
transporting oxygen, nutrients, and waste, supporting
bodily functions.
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