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Tendons connect:

ABone-to-bone
BMuscle-to-bone — collagen-rich connective tissue
CSkin-to-bone
DTwo muscles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Muscle-to-bone — collagen-rich connective tissue
**Tendons:** dense regular CT, mostly type I collagen. Connect muscle to bone, transmit muscle force to skeleton. Highly tensile but poor blood supply → slow healing after rupture (e.g., Achilles). **Ligaments:** connect bone-to-bone (different role, similar composition).
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