Type of connective tissue that is composed of much matrix, limited amount of cells, and three types of fibers.

The type of connective tissue that is composed of a large amount of matrix, a limited amount of cells, and three types of fibers is known as Loose Connective Tissue.

Here are the steps to identify it:

1. Look at the amount of matrix: Connective tissues are largely composed of extracellular material, the matrix. If there's a lot of it, it's a clue you're dealing with connective tissue.

2. Check the number of cells: Connective tissues don't usually have as many cells as epithelial tissue, for example. If the cells are sparse or limited, it's another clue.

3. Identify the types of fibers: Connective tissues contain three types of fibers - collagenous fibers, elastic fibers, and reticular fibers. If you can identify all three, it's a strong indication you're dealing with connective tissue.

4. Finally, if the tissue isn't densely packed (like dense connective tissue would be), it's likely loose connective tissue. This type of tissue includes areolar tissue, reticular tissue, and adipose tissue.