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Which of the following is not the product of exocrine gland?

A. Earwax B. Oil C. Mucus D. Hormone

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-1

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The dry surface of skin is lined by-

A. Compound epithelia B. Ciliated columnar C. Ciliated cuboidal D. Squamous epithelia

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-2

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Which of the following does not hold true with respect to compound epithelia?

A. Limited role in secretion and absorption B. Protection against mechanical stresses C. No role at the time of chemical stresses D. Found in moist surface of buccal cavity and pharynx and inner lining of ducts of salivary glands and of pancreatic ducts

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-2

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The pancreatic ducts has which tissue lining?

A. Glandular epithelia B. Compound epithelia C. Squamous epithelia D. Columnar epithelia

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-2

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Compound epithelia is not found in

A. Moist surfaces of buccal cavity B. Pharynx C. Inner lining of ducts of salivary glands D. Bronchioles

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-2

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Call junctions- which option is wrong according to your knowledge about cell junctions?

A. Provide structural link B. Provide functional link C. Loose junctions, a type of junctions to facilitate transport D. Three types of cell junctions in epithelium and other tissue

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-3

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Find the incorrect one

A. Tight junction-stop leakage B. Adhering junction-perform cementing C. Gap junction- provide space D. Cell junction- Structural and functional link

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-3

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Gap junction-

A. Facilitate the cells to communicate with each other B. Connects cytoplasm of adjoining cells C. Never allows transfer of big molecules D. More than one option is correct.

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NCERT page number-102; Epithelial Tissue; para-3

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Connective tissue is named connective because

A. It links tissues of the body B. It connects tissues/organs of the body C. It supports tissues/organs of the body D. More than one option is correct

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Explanation

NCERT page number-102; Connective Tissue

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Collagen and elastin fibre secreting cells are not found in

A. Blood B. cartilage C. Bone D. Adipose tissue

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Explanation

NCERT page number-103; para-1

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