Tissues (Class IX)
Description: Plant tissue Animal tissue | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Darshan Khurana | |
Tags: Plant tissue Animal tissue Tissues Animal Tissues by Location/Function Types of Meristematic Tissues Difference Between Meristematic and Permanent Tissues Difference Between Meristematic and Permanent Tissues |
Why is there no demarcation of dividing and non-dividing regions in animals?
Plant tissues in which cells keep on dividing are called meristematic tissues, one of which is apical meristem. Where is this tissue present?
Why do animals consume more energy than plants?
a. Plants are stationary and animals move around. b. Animal body is bulkier than plant body. c. Most of the tissues in plants are dead, unlike animals. d. Structural organisation of organs in animals is more specialised.
Which of the following statements regarding the meristematic tissues is false?
In which of the following tissues can the differentiation process be seen?
Which of the following parenchyma tissues has chlorophyll and carries out photosynthesis?
The opening and closing of stoma is controlled by two guard cells, which are
In which of the following elements of the vascular tissue are the cells dead?
Coconut husk is an example of which of the following tissues?
In which of the following parts is the soft connective tissue having widely spaced cells not present?
Where is the areolar connective tissue not found?
Which of the following characteristics do the muscles of the iris of human eye not have?
Why is blood called a connective tissue?
a. It carries food and oxygen to all the cells. b. It connects bones and muscles. c. It collects waste from all the parts of the body to liver and kidney. d. It connects bones to bones.
Which of the following parts of a neuron receives the nerve impulse?
Which of the following is not a type of the epithelial tissue that forms the covering or lining of most of the organs?