Class 9 Science Chapter 1 Tissues in Action MCQ Practice

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Chapter 1Tissues in Action
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This chapter explains how similar cells work together to form tissues in plants and animals. Students learn different types of tissues, their structures and functions, and how tissue organization supports growth, protection, transport, movement, and coordination.

Sample Chapter MCQs

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01 Science
Why does a ligament injury commonly make a joint unstable?
A Ligaments connect bone to bone and limit excessive movement
B Ligaments make ATP in cells
C Ligaments transport sugars in plants
D Ligaments form the skin’s outer layer
02 Science
A hedge becomes bushy after trimming even though its shoot tips were removed. Which tissue best explains new branch growth near nodes?
A Apical meristem only
B Intercalary meristem
C Sclerenchyma
D Xylem fibres
03 Science
Why can blood and bone both be classified as connective tissues?
A Both are made only of muscle fibres
B Both connect or support parts of the body, though their matrices differ
C Both are always hard
D Both carry nerve impulses
04 Science
Besides transport, xylem also helps a plant by:
A Providing strength
B Producing hormones in the brain
C Digesting food in intestines
D Making voluntary movement
05 Science
What do companion cells mainly help regulate in phloem?
A The loading and unloading of sugars in sieve tubes
B The movement of bones at joints
C The formation of cuticle
D Blood clotting

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