SCIENCE MCQS PRACTICE -TISSUES-CELLS IN UNISON

1.  The cells of cork are dead and have a chemical in their walls that makes them impervious to gases and water. The chemical is
       (a)  lignin
(b)  suberin
(c)  cutin
(d)  wax
2.  The flexibility in plants is due to a tissue called
       (a)  chlorenchyma
(b)  parenchyma
(c)  sclerenchyma
(d)  collenchyma
3.  The tissue present in the lining of kidney tubules and ducts of salivary glands is
       (a)  squamous epithelium tissue
(b)  glandular epithelium tissue
       (c)  cuboidal epithelium tissue
(d)  columar epithelium tissue
4.  The connective tissue that connects muscle to bone is called
       (a)  ligament
(b)  tendon
(c)  nervous tissue
(d)  all of the above
5.  The tissue that helps in the movement of our body are
       (a)  musclar tissue
(b)  skeletal tissue
(c)  nervous tissue
(d)  all of the above
6.  Sieve tubes and companion cells are present in
       (a)  xylem
(b)  phloem
(c)  cork
(d)  cambium
7.  The size of the stem increases in the width due to
       (a)  apical meristem
(b)  intercalary meristem
       (c)  primary meristem
(d)  lateral meristem
8.  Cartilage and bone are types of
       (a)  muscular tissue
(b)  connective tissue
(c)  meristematic tissue
(d)  epithelial tissue
9.  Xylem and phloem are examples of
       (a)  epidermal tissue
(b)  simple tissue
(c)  protective tissue
(d)  complex tissue
10.  A tissue whose cells are capable of dividing and re-dividing is called
       (a)  complex tissue
(b)  connective tissue
(c)  permanent tissue
(d)  meristematic tissue



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