(1) Phloem is responsible for transportation of ____________

(2) A conducting tissue in plants is _____________

(3) A tissue that carries gases and nutrients _____________

(4) A tissue that transports food in plants _____________

(6) The fluid matrix of blood _____________

(7) Cuboidal epithelial cells are found in _____________

(8) Lymph is a _____________ coloured liquid.

(9) Striated muscles have _____________ nucleus.

(10) The thin elongated part of a nerve cell is called _____________

(5) A tissue that conducts messages in animals _____________

(1) In meristematic tissue the cells are living

(2) Xylem is a meristematic tissue.

(3) Permanent tissue is made of dividing cells

(5) Sclerenchyma is found in seed coat.

(6) Phloem is a dead permanent tissue.

(7) Ciliated epithelium is found in salivary glands.

(8) Ligaments join muscles to the bones.

(9) Areolar tissues can be found beneath the skin

(10) The matrix in cartilage is semi-solid.

(4) Lateral meristem are responsible for increase in girth of plants.

(2)Where do we find meristematic tissue?

(4) What is the usefulness of xylem tissue?

(6) What is the function of columnar epithelial cells in the intestine?

(8) Enumerate two functions of adipose tissue.

(10) What kind of tissue is cartilage?

(1) What is a tissue?

(3) Name a fluid connective tissue and its one function.

(5) What is aerenchyma?

(7) Explain the movement of materials in phloem tissue.

(9) What is an important feature of cardiac muscles?

(3) How is permanent tissue different from meristematic tissue?

(4) Differentiate between parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma on the basis of their cell wall and location.

(5) What are the differences between xylem and phloem vessels?

(10) What are the differences between tendons and ligaments?

(1) What are the important characteristics of meristematic tissue?

(2) What are the main characteristics of permanent tissues in plants?

(6) What is the role of intercellular matrix in case of connective tissue?

(7) How can we differentiate between the three types of muscle fibres?

(8) Differentiate between striated, unstriated and cardiac muscles on the basis of their location in the body.

(9) Name the type of tissue in the following: human skin, bark of tree, bone, lining of kidney tubule, root hair

Optimal meristem

Parenchyma tissue

Cells that do not divide

Xylem and phloem

Sclerenchyma

Nerve cells

They store minerals and proteins in the body.

Blood

Ligament

A tissue is made of one type of cells