Enter a tick mark () in the appropriate column to indicate whether the following are properties epithelial, connective, muscle or nervous tissue. You may have multiple tick marks if the statement pertains to more than one of the given choices. Properties Epithelial Connective Muscle Nervous 1.Found in the brain and spinal cord 2.Produce blood cells 3. Includes salivary and sweat glands | 4.Play a role in phagocytosis 5. Able to contract as a response to stimuli 6.Found in ligaments and tendons 7. Lacks blood vessels 8.Has intercalated disc 9. Transmit nerve impulses from one cell to another 10. Includes white and yellow fibers

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