Permanent Tissues

Q.

Statement 1: Epithelial tissue is flat, cuboidal and columnar in shape.

Statement 2: Blood and lymph are supportive connective tissue.

1. Capacity to do photosynthesis

2. Capacity to divide

3. Capacity to move

4. Complexity to perform a function

Q.

Cork cells are

1. Dead

2. Elongated and participate in movement

3. Photosynthetic

4. Meristematic

Q.

Mark the correct sequence in ascending order of thickness (thin to thick) of cells in plant stems.

1. $Collenchyma\to parenchyma\to sclerenchyma$

2. $Parenchyma\to collenchyma\to sclerenchyma$

3. $Sclerenchyma\to collenchyma\to parenchyma$

4. $Parenchyma\to sclerenchyma\to collenchyma$

Q. Permanent tissues are specialised and continously dividing tissues.

1. True
2. False

Q. Vessels differ from tracheids in many factors. Choose the correct factor from the following.

1. Being living tissues.
2. Being derived from a single cell.
3. Having vertical rows of cells with dissolved cross walls.
4. Helping in the conduction of water and minerals.

Q. Burst the bubbles which indicates towards the plant tissues.

1. Blood
2. Apical meristem
3. Xylem
4. Muscle
5. Phloem
6. Parenchyma
7. Sperm
8. Lateral

Q. Which of the following is a complex permanent tissue?

1. Parenchyma
2. Collenchyma
3. Xylem
4. Sclerenchyma

Q.

Commercial cork is a derivative of the:

1. Vascular cambium

2. Phloem

3. Phellogen

4. Xylem

Q.

Based on which of the following criteria, plant tissues are categorised into meristematic and permanent tissues?

1. Capacity to do photosynthesis

2. Capacity to divide

3. Capacity to move

4. Complexity to perform a function

Q.

Based on which of the following criteria, plant tissues are categorised into meristematic and permanent tissues?

1. Capacity to do photosynthesis

2. Capacity to divide

3. Capacity to move

4. Complexity to perform a function