Quiz: Form5 Biology


Form5 BiologyOnline version Answer all of the questions. by yingxi_____ 1 1. Which of the following is a function of the cuticle in epidermal tissues? a Absorbs mineral salts b Protects against mechanical injuries c Stores starch d Forms guard cells 2 Which modified epidermal cell controls the opening of stomata? a Root hair cell b Parenchyma cell c Guard cell d Sieve tube element 3 Parenchyma tissues are described as: a Dead cells with thick walls b Living cells with the thinnest cell walls c Living cells with lignified walls d Dead cells with no cytoplasm 4 Which tissue provides flexibility and support for young stems? a Parenchyma b Collenchyma c Sclerenchyma d Xylem 5 The thickest cell walls among ground tissues are found in: a Parenchyma b Collenchyma c Sclerenchyma d Epidermal tissue 6 Xylem cells are described as: a Living cells containing cytoplasm b Dead cells without cytoplasm c Living cells with sieve plates d Dead cells with organelles 7 Which vascular tissue transports sugars? a Phloem b Xylem c Sclerenchyma d Collenchyma 8 The zone of cell division occurs at the: a Cortex b Epidermis c Cork cambium d Apical meristem 9 The increase in cell size due to water entering vacuoles is called: a Lignification b Differentiation c Vacuolation d Transpiration 10 Which zone contains cells that have already reached maximum size and begin to specialise? a Zone of cell division b Zone of cell elongation c Zone of cell differentiation d Zone of water absorption 11 During secondary growth, the vascular cambium divides to form: a A. Only primary xylem b Secondary xylem inward and secondary phloem outward c Only secondary phloem d Cork and cortex only 12 Cork cambium forms cork on the outer side. Its main function is to: a Transport sugars b Protect the stem from insects and pathogens c Increase water absorption d Store starch 13 13. During secondary growth, the primary xylem is pushed towards the: a Pith b Cortex c Cork d Epidermis 14 Thickening of the xylem walls due to lignin helps to: a Strengthen the stem b Increase sugar transport c Increase transpiration rate d Produce new epidermal cells 15 When secondary xylem becomes compressed over the years, it causes: a Roots to shrink b Leaves to fall c Reduction in phloem transport d The stem epidermis to stretch and crack

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1. Which of the following is a function of the cuticle in epidermal tissues?

a

Absorbs mineral salts

b

Protects against mechanical injuries

c

Stores starch

d

Forms guard cells

2

Which modified epidermal cell controls the opening of stomata?

a

Root hair cell

b

Parenchyma cell

c

Guard cell

d

Sieve tube element

3

Parenchyma tissues are described as:

a

Dead cells with thick walls

b

Living cells with the thinnest cell walls

c

Living cells with lignified walls

d

Dead cells with no cytoplasm

4

Which tissue provides flexibility and support for young stems?

a

Parenchyma

b

Collenchyma

c

Sclerenchyma

d

Xylem

5

The thickest cell walls among ground tissues are found in:

a

Parenchyma

b

Collenchyma

c

Sclerenchyma

d

Epidermal tissue

6

Xylem cells are described as:

a

Living cells containing cytoplasm

b

Dead cells without cytoplasm

c

Living cells with sieve plates

d

Dead cells with organelles

7

Which vascular tissue transports sugars?

a

Phloem

b

Xylem

c

Sclerenchyma

d

Collenchyma

8

The zone of cell division occurs at the:

a

Cortex

b

Epidermis

c

Cork cambium

d

Apical meristem

9

The increase in cell size due to water entering vacuoles is called:

a

Lignification

b

Differentiation

c

Vacuolation

d

Transpiration

10

Which zone contains cells that have already reached maximum size and begin to specialise?

a

Zone of cell division

b

Zone of cell elongation

c

Zone of cell differentiation

d

Zone of water absorption

11

During secondary growth, the vascular cambium divides to form:

a

A. Only primary xylem

b

Secondary xylem inward and secondary phloem outward

c

Only secondary phloem

d

Cork and cortex only

12

Cork cambium forms cork on the outer side. Its main function is to:

a

Transport sugars

b

Protect the stem from insects and pathogens

c

Increase water absorption

d

Store starch

13

13. During secondary growth, the primary xylem is pushed towards the:

a

Pith

b

Cortex

c

Cork

d

Epidermis

14

Thickening of the xylem walls due to lignin helps to:

a

Strengthen the stem

b

Increase sugar transport

c

Increase transpiration rate

d

Produce new epidermal cells

15

When secondary xylem becomes compressed over the years, it causes:

a

Roots to shrink

b

Leaves to fall

c

Reduction in phloem transport

d

The stem epidermis to stretch and crack

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by yingxi_____

1. Which of the following is a function of the cuticle in epidermal tissues?

Which modified epidermal cell controls the opening of stomata?

Parenchyma tissues are described as:

Which tissue provides flexibility and support for young stems?

The thickest cell walls among ground tissues are found in:

Xylem cells are described as:

Which vascular tissue transports sugars?

The zone of cell division occurs at the:

The increase in cell size due to water entering vacuoles is called:

Which zone contains cells that have already reached maximum size and begin to specialise?

During secondary growth, the vascular cambium divides to form:

Cork cambium forms cork on the outer side. Its main function is to:

13. During secondary growth, the primary xylem is pushed towards the:

Thickening of the xylem walls due to lignin helps to:

When secondary xylem becomes compressed over the years, it causes:

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