Organisation of Plant Tissues Biology KSSM Form 5

Which of the following is NOT a permanent tissue?

• xylem

• collenchyma

• meristem

• epidermal

What is the function of cuticle?

• protects the underlying tissues

• transports water

• transports mineral and nutrients

• reduces loss of water through transpiration

Which tissue provides flexibility and elasticity in plants?

• parenchyma tissue

• sclerenchyma tissue

• xylem tissue

• collenchyma tissue

Where can the lateral meristem or cambium be found?

• between xylem and phloem tissue

• under the epidermis

• between the ground tissues

• between the stem and root

The type of tissue which offers the most support is

• epidermis

• collenchyma

• sclerenchyma

• parenchyma

'Cells change their shapes and structures to become specialised cells'. In which zone does this change takes place?

• zone of cell differentiation

• zone of cell division

• zone of cell elongation

The drawing shows a plant root. What is the zone labelled X?

• zone of cell elongation

• zone of cell specialisation

• zone of cell division

• zone of cell differentiation

The plant tissue responsible for transportation of substance is

• vascular tissue

• meristematic tissue

• epidermal tissue

• ground tissue

Which tissue functions to store food in the plant?

• parenchyma tissue

• sclerenchyma tissue

• xylem tissue

• collenchyma tissue

Which of these tissues have thick cell walls? (Tick all that applies)

• collenchyma tissue

• parenchyma tissue

• sclerenchyma tissue

• xylem tissue