Match the contents of column A & B (single matching). Column A Column B a. Division (i) Collenchyma b. Flexibility (ii) Epithelium c. Covering tissue. (iii) Bone. d. Calcium & Phosphate. (iv) Meristem.

a-(iv) Meristematic cells divide throughout life in plants. These are responsible for growth in plants. These are present at the growing tips of stem and root. b.-(i) Collenchyma is a simple permanent tissue with an unevenly thickened cell wall which gives mechanical strength and flexibility to plant parts. c-(ii) The epithelium forms the outermost covering of all internal and external surfaces of our body, protecting the body and its underlying organs. d-(iii) Bone is the hardest tissue other than enamel and is made up of proteins and minerals like Calcium and Phosphate. Column A Column B a. Division (iv) Meristem. b. Flexibility. (i) Collenchyma. c. Covering tissue. (ii) Epithelium. d. Calcium & Phosphate. (iii) Bone.

Match the contents of columns I, II, III (Double matching). Column I Column II Column III (a) Neuron. (i) Absorption. (p) Anchoring of muscle. (b) Bones. (ii) Axons. (q) Flexibility. (c) Columnar epithelium. (iii) Strength. (r) Dendrites. (d) Collenchyma. (iv) Body framework. (s) Secretion.

(a)-(ii)-(r) Axon and dendrites are the parts of neuron. Dendrites transfer the information from the receptors to the cell body of the neuron. Then the axons take away the information from the cell body to the other neuron or to the central nervous system. (b)-(iv)-(p) Bones provide the framework to our body and anchor the muscles. They provide support and mobility to the body. (c)-(i)-(s) Columnar epithelium helps in absorption and secretion. It lines the organs like stomach,small intestine etc. (d)-(iii)-(q) Collenchyma tissue provides strength and flexibility to the plant body. It is found in leaf stalks, herbaceous stems, etc Column-I Column-II Column-III (a) Neuron (ii) Axon. (r) Dendrite. (b) Bones. (iv) Body framework. (p) Anchoring muscles. (c) Columnar epithelium. (i) Absorption. (s) secretion. (d) Collenchyma. (iii) Strength. (q) Flexibility.

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DINESH SUPER SIMPLIFIED SCIENCE BIOLOGY CLASS IX>Chapter 2 - Tissues>SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 4

Cells of connective tissue are compactly packed with no intercellular space.

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Voluntary muscles control the movement of iris of eye.

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DINESH SUPER SIMPLIFIED SCIENCE BIOLOGY CLASS IX>Chapter 2 - Tissues>SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 9

Match the contents of column A & B (single matching).

Column A	Column B
a. Division	(i) Collenchyma
b. Flexibility	(ii) Epithelium
c. Covering tissue.	(iii) Bone.
d. Calcium & Phosphate.	(iv) Meristem.

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DINESH SUPER SIMPLIFIED SCIENCE BIOLOGY CLASS IX>Chapter 2 - Tissues>SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 10

Match the contents of columns I, II, III (Double matching).

Column I	Column II	Column III
(a) Neuron.	(i) Absorption.	(p) Anchoring of muscle.
(b) Bones.	(ii) Axons.	(q) Flexibility.
(c) Columnar epithelium.	(iii) Strength.	(r) Dendrites.
(d) Collenchyma.	(iv) Body framework.	(s) Secretion.