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    Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

    CHAPTER : 6 TISSUE

    Q1: Which of the following has the ability to divide ?

    (a) Xylem

    (b) Phloem

    (c) Meristematic Tissues

    (d) Permanent Tissues

    Q2: The growth is plants is

    (a) limited to certain regions

    (b) uniform in all parts

    (c) limited to top region

    (d) limited to roots only.

    Which of the following are parenchyma cells with chlorophyll content ?

    Q3:

    (a) Aerenchyma

    (b) Collenchyma

    (c) Sclerenchyma
    (d) Chlorenchyma

    Q4: Intercalary meristems are found

    (a) at internodes and base of leaves

    (b) at growing tips of roots

    (c) beneath the bark

    (d) at the tips of the stem

    Q5: Which of the followings is not and element of xylem tissues

    (a) Tracheids

    (b) Vessels

    (c) Sieve-Tubes

    (d) Xylem Fibres

    Q6: Which of the followings is the living element of xylem parenchyma ?

    (a) Tracheids

    (b) Xylem parenchyma

    (c) Xylem fibres

    (d) Vessels

    Q7: Which of the followings is the dead components of phloem tissues ?

    (a) Seive cells

    (b) Seive tubes


    (c) Phloem fibres

    (d) Phloem parenchyma

    Q8: Which of the followings lack vacuoles in their cytoplasm ?

    (a) Meristematic Tissues

    (b) Permanent Tissues

    (c) Epidermal Tissues

    (d) Cork Cambium

    Q9: Cells of the tissue have dense cytoplasm, thin cellulose walls and prominent
    vacuoles. Identify the tissue.

    (a) Collenchyma

    (b) Sclerenchyma

    (c) Meristem

    (d) Parenchyma

    Q10: Which of the following have a thick waxy coating of cutin on the epidermis ?

    (a) Aquatic Plants

    (b) Desert Plants

    (c) Both ( a ) and ( b )

    (d) None of the above

    Q11: Which of the chemical substance helps the cork tissues impervious to
    fluid ?
    (a) Lignin

    (b) Suberin

    (c) Cutin

    (d) Pectin

    Q12: Which of the chemical substance is present in the cell wall of


    sclerenchyma ?

    (a) Lignin

    (b) Suberin

    (c) Cutin

    (d) Pectin

    Q13: The Husk of the coconut is made up of ________ tissue ?

    (a) Parenchyma Tissues

    (b) Apical meristem Tissues

    (c) Sclerenchyma Tissues

    (d) Collenchyma Tissues

    Q14: Which is the following is a vascular tissues ?

    (a) Epidermis

    (b) Cork Cambium

    (c) Xylem

    (d) Parenchyma Tissues


    Q15: Bending of various parts of a plant like tendrils or stems is due to the
    presence of which tissue?

    (a) Parentchyma

    (b) Collenchyma

    (c) Sclerenchyma

    (d) Chlorenchyma

    Answers:

    1: (c) Meristematic Tissues

    2: (a) limited to certain regions

    3: (d) Chlorenchyma

    4: (a) at internodes and base of leaves

    5: (c) Sieve-Tubes

    6: (b) Xylem parenchyma

    7: (c) Phloem fibres

    8: (a) Meristematic Tissues

    9: (c) Meristem

    10: (b) Desert Plants

    11: (b) Suberin

    12: (a) Lignin

    13: (c) Sclerenchyma Tissues

    14: (c) Xylem

    15: (b) Collenchyma


    Q16 : In plants which of the following have the capability of cell division?

    (a) Parenchyma
    (b) Sclerenchyma
    (c) Xylem
    (d) Apical Meristem

    Q17: The growth is plants are

    (a) limited to certain regions


    (b) uniform in all parts
    (c) limited to the top region
    (d) limited to roots only.

    Q18: Intercalary meristems are found

    (a) at internodes and base of leaves


    (b) at growing tips of roots
    (c) beneath the bark
    (d) at the tips of the stem

    Q19: Cells of the tissue have dense cytoplasm, thin cellulose walls and prominent
    vacuoles. Identify the tissue.

    (a) Collenchyma
    (b) Sclerenchyma
    (c) Meristem
    (d) Parenchyma

    Q20: Dead long and narrow cells in a plant belong to which tissue?

    (a) Parenchyma
    (b) Sclerenchyma
    (c) Collenchyma
    (d) Phloem

    Q21: Bone is an example of _____________

    (a) Muscular tissues


    (b) Connective tissues
    (c) Epithelial tissues
    (d) Nervous tissues

    Q22: Which animal tissue are usually separated from the underlying tissue by an
    extracellular fibrous basement membrane?

    (a) Muscular tissues


    (b) Connective tissues
    (c) Epithelial tissues
    (d) Nervous tissues

    Q23: Oesophagus and the lining of the mouth are also covered with which tissues?

    (a) Squamous epithelium


    (b) Ciliated epithelium
    (c) Areolar connective
    (d) Striated muscle tissues

    Q24: Husk of coconut is made of which tissues?

    (a) Parenchyma tissue


    (b) Sclerenchymatous tissue
    (c) Collenchyma
    (d) Xylem

    Q25: Muscles contain special proteins called ________ that help in muscle movement.

    (a) recptor proteins


    (b) enzymes
    (c) nucleoproteins (DNA, RNA)
    (d) contractile proteins (actin and myosin)

    Answers:
    1: (d) Apical Meristem
    2: (a) limited to certain regions
    3: (a) at internodes and base of leaves
    4: (c) Meristem
    5: (b) Sclerenchyma
    6: (b) Connective tissues
    7: (c) Epithelial tissues
    8: (a) Squamous epithelium
    9: (b) Sclerenchymatous tissue
    10: (d) contractile proteins

    Q26: Name the water conducting tissue generally present in plants


    Tracheids
    Seive tubes
    Bast fibre
    Parenchyma

    Q27:Presence of which chemical in cork cells makes them impervious to water and gases?

    Suberin
    Cutin
    Lignin
    Chitin

    Q28: Which blood cells deal with immune reaction?

    WBC
    RBC
    Platelet
    Plasma
    Q29:Which cells are responsible for contraction and relaxation movements?
    Muscle cells
    Nerve cell
    Bone cell
    Blood cell
    Q30: In desert plants, how does the rate of loss of water get reduced by
    a. Presence of cuticle
    b. Presence of lignin
    c. Presence of chitin
    d. Presence of veins

    What will happen if? (a)Apical meristem is damaged or cut? (b)Cork is not formed in older
    stems and roots?
    OR
    Explain the difference between voluntary & involuntary muscles with an example? (2)

    32. a).What are Complex permanent tissue (5)


    b). Write the Two components of Complex permanent tissue.
    c). Identify the Type of tissue in the following:
    i). The tissue which joins bone to muscle
    ii). The responsible for conduction of food in plants
    iii).The tissue present in Skin.

    6. Identify and Name the type of tissue found at the following locations:
    (3)
    a). Tissue that forms the skin.
    b). Tissue that connect the bone to muscle.
    c). Tissue that transport food in plants.
    d). Tissue that store Fat in our body.
    e). Fluid connective tissue.
    f). Tissue found in brain.

    Draw a neat and well labelled diagram of a Neuron

    1.a).What is meristematis Tissue?


    b ). Write two characterstics of maristrmatic tissue.
    c). describe the types of maristematic tissue
    (5)

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