MCQ
Tendons connect which structures?
Unit-5 Tissues Organs and Organ Systems
A
Bone to bone
B
Muscle to bone
C
Nerve to muscle
D
Two bones at a joint
Explanation
Tendons are tough cords of connective tissue that attach muscles to bones.
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