Class 9 Science Tissues MCQs Set 2 - Animal Tissues | NCERT CBSE JKBOSE

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This MCQ set focuses on Animal Tissues, specifically Epithelial and Connective Tissues, as per the NCERT Class 9 Science syllabus. Questions cover the structure, location, and functions of epithelial tissues (squamous, cuboidal, columnar, stratified), connective tissues (areolar, adipose, bone, cartilage, blood, tendons, ligaments), and their roles in the human body. Designed for CBSE, JKBOSE, and NCERT students.

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Q1. The fluid matrix of blood is called:

Serum

Plasma

Lymph

Cytoplasm

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Q2. Tendons are less flexible because they:

Are elastic

Contain fat

Are fibrous and strong

Are soft

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Q3. Fat is stored in:

Bone tissue

Areolar tissue

Cartilage

Adipose tissue

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Q4. Tendons connect:

Muscles to muscles

Nerves to bones

Muscles to bones

Bones to bones

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Q5. Columnar epithelium cells are:

Round

Cube-shaped

Pillar-like

Flat

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Q6. Which of the following are suspended in blood plasma?

Only platelets

RBCs, WBCs and platelets

RBCs and WBCs

Only RBCs

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Q7. Ligaments contain:

Liquid matrix

Large amount of matrix

No matrix

Very little matrix

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Q8. Areolar tissue is found:

Inside bones

Inside blood vessels

In lungs

Between skin and muscles

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Q9. Areolar tissue helps in:

Digestion

Respiration

Movement

Repair of tissues

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Q10. Areolar tissue helps in:

Transport of oxygen

Binding tissues together

Producing hormones

Muscle contraction

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Q11. Blood cells are suspended in:

Serum

Water

Plasma

Matrix fibres

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Q12. Bone is non-flexible because it:

Needs to absorb nutrients

Needs to store fat

Needs to exchange gases

Needs to support body weight

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Q13. Cartilage is found in:

Heart and lungs

Nose, ear, trachea and larynx

Kidney and liver

Brain and spinal cord

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Q14. Simple squamous epithelium forms a:

Rigid covering

Delicate lining

Thick lining

Spongy layer

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Q15. We can fold the cartilage of ears because cartilage is:

Brittle

Rigid

Flexible

Hard

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Q16. Areolar tissue supports:

External organs

Internal organs

Only muscles

Only bones

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Q17. Ligaments are more elastic than tendons because:

They connect muscles to bones

They contain more matrix

They contain little matrix and are elastic

They connect bones to bones

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Q18. Muscular tissue consists of:

Flat cells

Round cells

Elongated cells

Cuboidal cells

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Q19. Bone cells are embedded in a matrix made of:

Fat globules

Water and salts

Calcium and phosphorus compounds

Proteins and sugars

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Q20. Elongated cells of muscular tissue are called:

Osteocytes

Chondrocytes

Muscle fibres

Neurons

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Q21. Stratified squamous epithelium protects against:

Gas exchange

Secretion

Absorption

Wear and tear

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Q22. Columnar epithelium is found in:

Skin

Kidney tubules

Blood vessels

Intestine

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Q23. Skin epithelium is called:

Simple squamous

Stratified squamous

Cuboidal

Columnar

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Q24. Blood transports:

Only food

Gases, digested food, hormones and wastes

Only oxygen

Only wastes

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Q25. Adipose tissue helps in insulation by:

Absorbing oxygen

Storing fats

Circulating blood

Producing heat

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Q26. Ciliated columnar epithelium is found in:

Blood vessels

Skin

Respiratory tract

Intestine

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Q27. Simple squamous epithelium cells are:

Thin and flat

Tall

Cube-shaped

Fibrous

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Q28. Squamous epithelium lines:

Salivary glands

Intestine

Kidney tubules

Oesophagus and mouth

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Q29. Adipose tissue is found:

Inside bones only

Above skin

In blood

Below skin

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Q30. Blood is classified as connective tissue because it:

Forms body framework

Supports organs

Connects different body parts by transport

Protects organs

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Q31. Cartilage is a type of:

Epithelial tissue

Muscular tissue

Nervous tissue

Connective tissue

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Q32. Adipose tissue is also found:

In lungs

In cartilage

Between internal organs

In brain

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Q33. Cartilage differs from bone because it:

Has calcium salts

Is flexible

Is rigid

Has no matrix

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Q34. Plasma contains:

Fats only

Proteins, salts and hormones

Sugars only

Calcium and phosphorus

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Q35. Cilia help in:

Pushing mucus forward

Absorption

Protection

Secretion

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Q36. Cartilage smoothens:

Blood vessels

Bone surfaces at joints

Muscle surface

Skin surface

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Q37. Cells of adipose tissue contain:

Sugars

Calcium salts

Fat globules

Proteins

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Q38. Tendons are:

Soft and flexible

Fibrous with great strength and limited flexibility

Jelly-like

Highly elastic

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Q39. Ligaments connect:

Nerves to muscles

Bones to bones

Muscles to bones

Muscles to muscles

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Q40. Cartilage has:

Closely packed cells

Widely spaced cells

Dead cells

No matrix

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Q41. Areolar tissue is present around:

Skin only

Blood vessels and nerves

Bones only

Muscles only

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Q42. Muscular tissue is responsible for:

Secretion

Support

Movement

Protection

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Q43. Bones help in:

Secretion

Absorption

Anchoring muscles

Respiration

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Q44. Bone is a type of:

Muscular tissue

Nervous tissue

Epithelial tissue

Connective tissue

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Q45. Areolar tissue is a type of:

Nervous tissue

Muscular tissue

Connective tissue

Epithelial tissue

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Q46. Adipose tissue acts as:

Transport tissue

Protective layer

Support tissue

Insulator

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Q47. Matrix of cartilage is composed of:

Water only

Proteins and sugars

Calcium and phosphorus

Fat globules

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Q48. Bone forms the:

Blood

Skin

Muscles

Framework of the body

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Q49. Bone tissue is:

Strong and non-flexible

Flexible

Soft

Elastic

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Q50. Ligaments are:

Soft

Very elastic

Rigid

Brittle

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