a. it is lined by squamous epithelium

b. the superior fornix extends further from the limbus than the 
    inferior limbus

c. the bulbar conjunctiva and the Tenon's capsule are fused 
    1mm from the limbus

d. the highest concentration of goblet cells are found in the 
    superonasal quadrant of the bulbar conjunctiva.

e. most of the conjunctiva is supplied by the anterior ciliary 
    arteries

Answera.T   b.T   c.F   d.F   e.F
It is fused with the Tenon's capsule 3mm from the limbus.
The highest concentration of goblet cells are found in the inferonasal quadrant of the bulbar conjunctiva.
Most of the conjunctiva is supplied by the superior palpebral arteries.

2. The following nodes receive direct lymphatic drainage from the eyelids:

a. submental nodes

b. parotid nodes

c. preauricular nodes

d. submandibular nodes

e. sublingual nodes

Answera.F   b.T   c.T  d.T   e.F
The medial third of the upper and lower eyelids are drained to the submandibular nodes.
The lateral two-thirds of the lids are drained to the preauricular and parotid nodes.

3. With regard to the glands found on the eyelids:

a. the meibomian glands are found within the tarsal plate

b. the glands of Moll are modified sweat gland

c. there are more glands of Moll in the lower than the upper lids

d. the glands of Zeis are modified sebaceous gland

e. the glands of Zeis are opened into the ciliary follicles

Answera.T   b.T   c.T   d.T   e.T
Meibomian glands are sebaceous glands
Glands of Moll are sweat glands
Glands of Zeis are sebaceous glands
Glands of Zeis are attached to the ciliary follicles and there are two glands to each cilium.

4. The following structures are anterior to the grey line:

a. meibomian glands

b. tarsal plate

c. cilia

d. orbicularis oculi

e. glands of Moll

Answera..F   b.F   c.T   d.T   e.T
The grey line divides the eyelid into the anterior and the posterior parts. The posterior part is made up of the tarsal plate within which lies the meibomian glands and the conjunctiva.

5. The following are true about the blood supply to the eyelids:

a. they receive branches of the lacrimal artery

b. they receive branches of the ophthalmic artery

c. the arterial arch runs anterior to the Muller's muscle

d. the marginal arch runs 3 mm from the free margin of the 
    eyelids

e. the peripheral arch is often absent inferiorly.

Answera.T   b.T   c.T   d.T   e.T
The arterial arch of the eyelids is formed by the medial and the lateral palpebral arteries which are branches of the lacrimal and ophthalmic arteries. 
They runs anterior to the tarsal plate and the Muller's muscle but behind the orbicularis oculi.
There are two arches: marginal and peripheral
The marginal arterial arch runs 3 mm from the free margins of the lids.
Inferiorly, the peripheral arch is often absent.