Found in the alveoli of the lungs, lines blood vessels.  One layer of flat cells permits filtration and diffusion.

Two types: keratinized and non-keratinized.  Keratinized found in dry areas like the skin and non-keratinized stratified squamous is found in wet areas like the esophagus and vagina.  The many layers of cells offer protection of these areas.

One layer of cube shaped cells.  Simple cuboidal lines the kidney tubules.  It's function is secretion and absorption.

Many layers of cube shaped cells.  Stratified cuboidal lines the mammary glands and salivary glands.  Like stratified squamous, it's function is to offer protection of the areas it lines.

2 types: ciliated and non-ciliated.  Non-ciliated can be found in the GIT.  You will also find goblet cells here (which secrete mucus).  Ciliated simple columnar lines the fallopian tubes, and the cilia beat to move the oocyte through the tube.

Like other stratified epithelial types, it's function is to protect.  Also secretion.  Rarest epithelial type.

Lines the Upper Respiratory Tract where it functions to produce and move mucus.  (Has cilia and goblet cells).

Found in the lining of the urinary bladder.  The cells change shape from a rounder appearance to a flatter one as the bladder fills, so their function is to permit distention of the bladder.