Answer:
Nervous tissue- sends signal from brain and body
Muscle tissue- allow shivering to produce heat to maintain body temperature
epithelial tissue- protects skin from bacteria and other particles
connective tissue- provides structural support for the organs
Explanation:
Nervous tissue contains nerves, spinal cord, and brain. Neurons in nervous tissue is responsible for receiving and stimulus from the body and sending signal from the brain and body.
Skeletal muscles are involved in the shivering during the cold. In shivering involuntary contraction of skeletal muscle occurs when body temperatures goes down which generates heat and rise the body temperature.
Epithelial tissue coves the body surface and do not allow any bacteria and other microbes or chemicals to enter the penetrate it and enter in the body. So epithelial tissue plays a role in protection.
Connective tissue provides structural support for the organs like bone and cartilage provide structural support to the soft tissue of the body and provide strength to the body.
