Physical attachment between cells and extracellular matrix is critical in both animals and plants because it imparts rigidity and strength to tissues and organs. However, junctions between cell‐cell or between cell‐matrix are diverse in structure and play roles beyond providing physical support. Column “X” lists some of the cell junctions and column “Y” lists their characteristic functions

Column X		Column Y
A.	Tight Junctions	i.	connect intermediate filaments in one cell to those in the next cell
B.	Gap junctions	ii.	seal gaps between epithelial cells.
C.	Plasmodesmata	iii.	allow passage of small water-soluble molecules from cell to cell in animal tissues
D.	Desmosomes	iv.	allows passage of small molecules but not macromolecules (with some exceptions) in plants.

Select the option with all correct matches.