This comprehensive MCQ set covers Plant Tissues as per the NCERT Class 9 Science curriculum. The questions focus on meristematic tissues, permanent tissues (parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerenchyma), protective tissues (epidermis and cork), and complex tissues (xylem and phloem). These questions test understanding of tissue structure, location, and functions in plants. Suitable for CBSE, JKBOSE, and NCERT students preparing for exams.
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Q1. Which tissue type is responsible for growth in plants?
Q2. In plants, water and minerals are conducted by:
Q3. Plants require more supportive tissue because they are:
Q4. Tissues that divide throughout life in plants are called:
Q5. Based on dividing capacity, plant tissues are classified into:
Q6. Which tissue helps plants remain upright?
Q7. Growth in plants continues throughout life due to:
Q8. Sclerenchyma cells are:
Q9. Differentiation results in formation of:
Q10. Cambium is an example of:
Q11. Intercellular spaces in collenchyma are:
Q12. Meristematic tissue is absent in:
Q13. Collenchyma cells are:
Q14. Sclerenchyma provides:
Q15. Growth does not occur in permanent tissue because cells:
Q16. Function of parenchyma is mainly:
Q17. Sclerenchyma cells are:
Q18. Intercalary meristem is located:
Q19. Which meristem increases the length of roots and stems?
Q20. Flexibility in plants is due to:
Q21. Parenchyma cells have:
Q22. Photosynthesis occurs in:
Q23. Cell walls of collenchyma are:
Q24. Collenchyma is found:
Q25. Coconut husk is made of:
Q26. Simple permanent tissue is made of:
Q27. Meristematic tissue cells are:
Q28. Sclerenchyma is present:
Q29. Dividing tissue is also known as:
Q30. Sclerenchyma is mainly responsible for:
Q31. Process by which cells become specialised is called:
Q32. Internal space in sclerenchyma cells is:
Q33. Parenchyma cells are:
Q34. Meristematic cells lack:
Q35. Meristematic cells have:
Q36. Aerenchyma helps plants to:
Q37. Tissue that makes plant hard and stiff is:
Q38. Which meristem is responsible for increase in girth?
Q39. The most common simple permanent tissue is:
Q40. Meristematic tissue helps in:
Q41. Cell walls of meristematic tissue are:
Q42. Parenchyma containing chlorophyll is called:
Q43. Aerenchyma is found in:
Q44. Walls of sclerenchyma are thick due to:
Q45. Apical meristem is found at:
Q46. Loss of water vapour through stomata is called:
Q47. Wax secretion by epidermis prevents:
Q48. Epidermal tissue cells form:
Q49. Intercellular spaces in epidermis are:
Q50. Most epidermal cells are:
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