Plant Cells and Tissues

Q. What is the function of collenchyma cells?
  • A. Transport water
  • B. Provide flexible support
  • C. Store nutrients
  • D. Conduct photosynthesis
Q. What is the main characteristic of sclerenchyma cells?
  • A. Flexible and living at maturity
  • B. Thick, lignified cell walls and dead at maturity
  • C. Thin cell walls and living at maturity
  • D. Photosynthetic and living at maturity
Q. What is the main role of phloem in plants?
  • A. Transport water
  • B. Transport nutrients
  • C. Transport sugars
  • D. Provide structural support
Q. What is the main role of sclerenchyma cells?
  • A. Transport nutrients
  • B. Provide structural support
  • C. Store carbohydrates
  • D. Conduct photosynthesis
Q. What is the primary function of collenchyma cells?
  • A. Transport nutrients
  • B. Provide flexible support
  • C. Store water
  • D. Conduct photosynthesis
Q. What is the primary function of parenchyma cells in plants?
  • A. Transport water and nutrients
  • B. Provide structural support
  • C. Store food and nutrients
  • D. Conduct photosynthesis
Q. What is the primary function of phloem in plants?
  • A. Transport water
  • B. Transport nutrients
  • C. Transport sugars
  • D. Provide support
Q. What is the primary role of phloem in plants?
  • A. Transport water
  • B. Transport nutrients
  • C. Transport sugars
  • D. Provide structural support
Q. What type of cell is responsible for photosynthesis in leaves?
  • A. Sclerenchyma
  • B. Collenchyma
  • C. Chlorenchyma
  • D. Meristematic
Q. What type of cells are responsible for the flexibility of young stems?
  • A. Parenchyma
  • B. Collenchyma
  • C. Sclerenchyma
  • D. Xylem
Q. What type of cells are responsible for the transport of nutrients in plants?
  • A. Xylem
  • B. Phloem
  • C. Parenchyma
  • D. Collenchyma
Q. What type of cells are specialized for water storage in succulent plants?
  • A. Collenchyma
  • B. Sclerenchyma
  • C. Parenchyma
  • D. Epidermal cells
Q. What type of cells make up the outer protective layer of a plant?
  • A. Parenchyma
  • B. Collenchyma
  • C. Sclerenchyma
  • D. Epidermal cells
Q. What type of tissue forms the outer protective layer of a plant?
  • A. Vascular tissue
  • B. Ground tissue
  • C. Dermal tissue
  • D. Meristematic tissue
Q. Which of the following is a characteristic of sclerenchyma cells?
  • A. Living at maturity
  • B. Thick secondary walls
  • C. Flexible structure
  • D. Photosynthetic
Q. Which plant tissue is primarily involved in the transport of nutrients and photosynthates?
  • A. Xylem
  • B. Phloem
  • C. Cortex
  • D. Sclerenchyma
Q. Which type of meristem is responsible for the increase in length of roots and shoots?
  • A. Lateral meristem
  • B. Apical meristem
  • C. Intercalary meristem
  • D. Cork cambium
Q. Which type of plant tissue is primarily involved in the healing of wounds?
  • A. Parenchyma
  • B. Collenchyma
  • C. Meristematic tissue
  • D. Sclerenchyma
Q. Which type of plant tissue is responsible for secondary growth?
  • A. Apical meristem
  • B. Lateral meristem
  • C. Ground tissue
  • D. Epidermal tissue
Q. Which type of plant tissue is responsible for the transport of water?
  • A. Phloem
  • B. Xylem
  • C. Cortex
  • D. Epidermis
Q. Which type of tissue is primarily involved in photosynthesis?
  • A. Meristematic tissue
  • B. Ground tissue
  • C. Vascular tissue
  • D. Dermal tissue
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