Biology Topic Practice

Plant Tissues

The leaves of a plant are made of specialized tissues adapted for maximum photosynthesis.

Where is most of the chlorophyll located in a leaf?

What is Plant Tissues?

"Plant tissues are groups of specialized cells, such as epidermal and mesophyll, that work together in plant organs."

Question 1

Which answer best completes the statement? ____ tissue is made of hollow tubes that transport water

Question 2

A student thinks that stents are used to thin the blood. Why is this incorrect?

Question 3

Choose the correct option to complete the statement. Enzymes have an ____ that fits a specific substrate

Question 4

Which answer best completes the statement? Proteases break down proteins into ____

Leaf Tissues

Epidermal tissues: Cover the surfaces and protect them (waxy cuticle reduces water loss).

Palisade mesophyll: Contains many chloroplasts for photosynthesis.

Spongy mesophyll: Large air spaces for efficient gas diffusion.

Stomata & Guard cells: Control gas exchange and water loss.

Exam Tip

The palisade cells are at the top of the leaf to absorb the most light.

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