a) Fluid Connective tissue - v) Blood

Blood is a fluid connective tissue, it transports nutrients, oxygen and hormones to the tissues and excretory products from tissues to kidney.

b) Filling of spaces inside the organs - iv) Areolar tissue

Areolar tissues are supporting and packing connective tissues that fill spaces inside the organs and join skin with muscles.

c) Striated muscles - iii) skeletal muscles

Skeletal muscles are also called striated muscles as they possess light and dark banding patterns alternatively, known as striations.

d) Adipose tissues - i) Subcutaneous layer

The hypodermis that stores fat is made of subcutaneous tissue. The subcutaneous layer is known as adipose tissue.

e) Surface of joints - ii) Cartilage

Cartilage covers the surface of joints and provides support and flexibility to the body parts.

f) Stratified squamous epithelium - vi) Skin

Stratified squamous epithelium has keratin present in them that line the skin and covers it.