1.

Epithelial tissues are located in the outer layers of organs and blood vessels
throughout the body. They perform a variety of functions including protection,
secretion, absorption, excretion, filtration, diffusion, and sensory reception

2. Connective tissues provide structural and metabolic support for other tissues
and organs. They also mediate the exchange of nutrients and waste products
between tissues and the circulatory system. Some examples include areolar,
adipose and reticular connective tissues, cartilage and bones.

3. Adipose tissue is different than the other connective tissues because it is the
only connective tissue without real matrix and fibroblast. It supports and
protects organs, provides reserved fuel and insulates against heat loss.

4. Muscle tissue is composed of cells that has the ability to contract unlike other
connective tissues. Its general function is its ability to contract.
Nervous tissue or Nerve tissue is the main tissue component of the two part of
the nervous system and they have nerve cells that transmit nerve impulses that
move information around the body.

5. The female ovaries and the male testes are more commonly known as parts of
the reproductive system. However, they are also part of another body system
which is the endocrine system since they produce hormones such as estrogen,
progesterone and testosterone that promote the development of male or female
characteristics.

6. When we are dehydrated, it means our body lacks water. The brain then signals
the body to make us thirsty. This is a negative feedback because the body is
responding to a stimulus which is dehydration and it is demanding the need for
water/body fluid in order for the blood to circulate properly and clean the
kidneys making us feel the sensation of thirst.