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Histology — MCQs Biology

1. Histology is the study of:

(A) Ecosystems


(B) Organs only


(C) Cells only


(D) Tissues and their structure




2. The four basic types of animal tissues are:

(A) Epithelial, muscular, epidermal, connective


(B) Epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous


(C) Connective, vascular, dermal, nervous


(D) Muscular, glandular, epithelial, skeletal




3. Epithelial tissue is specialized for:

(A) Energy production only


(B) Movement only


(C) Covering and lining surfaces


(D) Photosynthesis




4. Squamous epithelium is:

(A) Cuboidal


(B) Flat and thin


(C) Columnar


(D) Ciliated




5. Cuboidal epithelium is:

(A) Cube-shaped cells


(B) Flat cells


(C) Tall column-shaped cells


(D) Multilayered flat cells




6. Columnar epithelium is:

(A) Tall and column-like


(B) Flat


(C) Cube-shaped


(D) Irregular




7. Simple epithelium consists of:

(A) Glandular structures only


(B) Multiple layers


(C) A single layer of cells


(D) Connective fibers only




8. Stratified epithelium consists of:

(A) Multiple layers of cells


(B) Single layer


(C) Connective tissue only


(D) Muscle tissue only




9. Pseudostratified epithelium appears stratified but:

(A) Cells are cuboidal only


(B) Only some cells touch the surface


(C) Cells are flat


(D) All cells touch the basal lamina




10. Ciliated epithelium is specialized for:

(A) Secretion only


(B) Movement of mucus or particles


(C) Absorption only


(D) Structural support only




11. Goblet cells are:

(A) Muscle cells


(B) Mucus-secreting cells


(C) Connective cells


(D) Nervous cells




12. Connective tissue connects and supports:

(A) Only nervous tissue


(B) Only muscles


(C) Only bones


(D) Other tissues and organs




13. Fibroblasts are:

(A) Cells that produce connective tissue fibers


(B) Muscle fibers


(C) Neural cells


(D) Epithelial cells




14. Collagen fibers provide:

(A) Strength and flexibility


(B) Conduction


(C) Photosynthesis


(D) Energy only




15. Elastic fibers provide:

(A) Only strength


(B) Stretch and recoil


(C) Energy storage


(D) Muscle contraction




16. Reticular fibers form:

(A) Muscular tissue only


(B) Network supporting organs


(C) Nervous connections


(D) Bone tissue




17. Cartilage is:

(A) Nervous tissue


(B) Hard bone


(C) Muscle tissue


(D) A flexible connective tissue




18. Hyaline cartilage is:

(A) Glassy, smooth cartilage found in joints


(B) Elastic cartilage


(C) Fibrocartilage


(D) Bone




19. Elastic cartilage is:

(A) Fibrocartilage


(B) Glassy cartilage


(C) Cartilage with flexible fibers


(D) Bone




20. Fibrocartilage is:

(A) Elastic cartilage


(B) Glassy cartilage


(C) Tough cartilage with dense fibers


(D) Bone




21. Bone tissue is:

(A) Flexible tissue


(B) Hard connective tissue containing osteocytes


(C) Muscle tissue


(D) Nervous tissue




22. Osteocytes are:

(A) Cartilage cells


(B) Mature bone cells


(C) Muscle cells


(D) Nerve cells




23. Blood is considered:

(A) Connective tissue


(B) Epithelial tissue


(C) Muscle tissue


(D) Nervous tissue




24. Red blood cells (RBCs) transport:

(A) Proteins


(B) Carbon dioxide only


(C) Hormones


(D) Oxygen




25. White blood cells (WBCs) function in:

(A) Oxygen transport


(B) Immunity


(C) Nutrient transport


(D) Muscle contraction




26. Platelets are involved in:

(A) Oxygen transport


(B) Blood clotting


(C) Hormone secretion


(D) Nerve conduction




27. Skeletal muscle is:

(A) Striated and voluntary


(B) Smooth and involuntary


(C) Cardiac and involuntary


(D) Connective only




28. Cardiac muscle is:

(A) Striated and involuntary


(B) Smooth and voluntary


(C) Skeletal and voluntary


(D) Connective only




29. Smooth muscle is:

(A) Connective only


(B) Striated and voluntary


(C) Cardiac only


(D) Non-striated and involuntary




30. Nervous tissue consists of:

(A) Epithelial cells only


(B) Muscle fibers only


(C) Connective fibers only


(D) Neurons and neuroglia




31. Neurons are specialized for:

(A) Support only


(B) Secretion only


(C) Contraction only


(D) Transmission of nerve impulses




32. Neuroglia provide:

(A) Photosynthesis


(B) Conduct impulses only


(C) Muscle contraction


(D) Support and protection to neurons




33. Cell junctions in tissues include:

(A) Only desmosomes


(B) Tight junctions, desmosomes, gap junctions


(C) Only tight junctions


(D) Only gap junctions




34. Tight junctions prevent:

(A) Leakage between cells


(B) Nerve conduction


(C) Muscle contraction


(D) Photosynthesis




35. Gap junctions allow:

(A) Exchange of ions and small molecules


(B) Muscle contraction


(C) Blood flow


(D) Photosynthesis




36. Desmosomes provide:

(A) Ion transport


(B) Mechanical strength


(C) Energy production


(D) Photosynthesis




37. Basement membrane is:

(A) Muscle fibers


(B) Extracellular layer supporting epithelial tissue


(C) Connective tissue only


(D) Nervous tissue only




38. Glandular epithelium forms:

(A) Muscle only


(B) Connective tissue only


(C) Exocrine and endocrine glands


(D) Nervous tissue only




39. Endocrine glands secrete:

(A) Lipids only


(B) Enzymes onto surfaces


(C) Proteins only


(D) Hormones into blood




40. Exocrine glands secrete:

(A) Nerve impulses


(B) Hormones only


(C) Blood cells


(D) Substances through ducts




41. Merocrine secretion involves:

(A) Cell rupture


(B) Exocytosis without loss of cytoplasm


(C) Lipid droplet release only


(D) DNA release




42. Apocrine secretion involves:

(A) Release of product with portion of cytoplasm


(B) Exocytosis only


(C) Cell rupture only


(D) DNA secretion




43. Holocrine secretion involves:

(A) Entire cell disintegrates to release product


(B) Only exocytosis


(C) Only apocrine release


(D) DNA only




44. Adipose tissue stores:

(A) Protein


(B) Fat


(C) Glycogen only


(D) Minerals only




45. Reticular tissue forms:

(A) Bone tissue


(B) Supportive framework for organs like lymph nodes


(C) Muscle tissue only


(D) Nervous tissue only




46. Elastic cartilage is found in:

(A) Knee joint


(B) Ear and epiglottis


(C) Intervertebral discs


(D) Skull only




47. Fibrocartilage is found in:

(A) Intervertebral discs


(B) Ear


(C) Nose tip


(D) Trachea




48. Hyaline cartilage is found in:

(A) Trachea and ends of long bones


(B) Ear only


(C) Intervertebral discs only


(D) Heart only




49. Bone tissue is classified into:

(A) Fibro and reticular


(B) Hyaline and elastic


(C) Compact and spongy


(D) Nervous and muscular




50. The functional unit of compact bone is:

(A) Myofibril


(B) Chondrocyte


(C) Fibroblast


(D) Osteon or Haversian system




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