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Worksheet Chapter 1: Organisation of Plant Tissues and Growth

Form 5 Biology Bab 1: Organisation of Plant Tissues and Growth

Instructions

Answer all questions based on Form 5 Biology Chapter 1: Organisation of Plant Tissues and Growth.

10 questions · 22 marks total

1. True or False: Sclerenchyma tissue consists of living cells with thin primary cell walls reinforced with pectin.

True / False · 1m

2. Briefly describe the role of the Vascular Cambium during secondary growth in eudicot stems.

Short Answer · 2m

3. Fill in the blank: Tissues consisting of actively dividing undifferentiated cells located at root and shoot tips are called ________ meristems.

Fill in the Blank · 1m

4. State two structural differences between Collenchyma tissue and Sclerenchyma tissue.

Short Answer · 2m

5. True or False: Perennial plants complete their entire life cycle within a single growing season and then die.

True / False · 1m

6. Differentiate between the growth curves of an Annual plant and a Perennial plant.

Short Answer · 4m

7. Explain how annual rings are formed in woody trees growing in temperate regions.

Short Answer · 3m

8. Which of the following permanent tissues transports sucrose and organic nutrients throughout the plant?

Multiple Choice · 1m
  1. A. Xylem vessel element
  2. B. Phloem sieve tube
  3. C. Parenchyma cell
  4. D. Sclerenchyma fiber

9. Identify the three zones of growth at the root tip in order from the apex upward, and state the primary process occurring in each zone.

Short Answer · 3m

10. Explain why secondary growth is essential for tall woody dicotyledonous plants.

Short Answer · 4m
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