Plant Tissues MCQs
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Q1. Which tissue is dead and provides rigidity?
- A.sclerenchyma
- B.parenchyma
- C.collenchyma
- D.meristem
Answer: A. sclerenchyma
NCERT fact (biology, chapter 'Tissues in Action'): Sclerenchyma is dead and rigid. Why option A fits - Correct. Distractor analysis: option B) 'parenchyma' misses the point - Living, thin-walled; option C) 'collenchyma' doesn't hold - Living, flexible. Final answer - A) sclerenchyma.
Q2. Which plant tissue is described: 'located at root/shoot tips; increases length'?
- A.Apical meristem
- B.Intercalary meristem
- C.Parenchyma
- D.Chlorenchyma
Answer: A. Apical meristem
The idea this question leans on: Identify the defining feature of the structure/tissue named in the question; match that feature against the four options => only one option is consistent with the textbook description; therefore the correct identification = Apical meristem. That fits the listed correct option directly - Correct. As for the rest: option B) 'Intercalary meristem' doesn't hold - Intercalary meristem: present at internodes/leaf bases; option C) 'Parenchyma' fails since Parenchyma: thin-walled living cells that store food. Hence the answer is A) Apical meristem.
Q3. Which plant tissue is described: 'increases girth/thickness of stem'?
- A.Lateral meristem (cambium)
- B.Parenchyma
- C.Chlorenchyma
- D.Aerenchyma
Answer: A. Lateral meristem (cambium)
NCERT fact (biology, chapter 'Tissues in Action'): Identify the defining feature of the structure/tissue named in the question; match that feature against the four options => only one option is consistent with the textbook description; therefore the correct identification = Lateral meristem (cambium). Why option A fits - Correct. Distractor analysis: option B) 'Parenchyma' is wrong because Parenchyma: thin-walled living cells that store food; option C) 'Chlorenchyma' misses the point - Chlorenchyma: parenchyma with chloroplasts; photosynthesis. Final answer - A) Lateral meristem (cambium).
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