Conjunctival epithelium is -: (A) Pseudostratified, (B) Stratifield columnar, (C) Stratifield non keratinized squamous, (D) Transitional
Answer is C. Epithelium. The layer of epithelial cells in conjunctiva varies from region to region and in its different pas as follows:  Marginal conjunctiva has 5-layered stratified squamous type of epithelium.  Tarsal conjunctiva has 2-layered epithelium: superficial layer of cylindrical cells and a deep layer of flat cells.  Fornix and bulbar conjunctiva have 3-layered epithelium: a superficial layer of cylindrical cells, middle layer of polyhedral cells and a deep layer of cuboidal cells.  Limbal conjunctiva has again many layered (5 to 6) stratified squamous epithelium. REF : AK KHURANA COMPREHENSIVE OPHTALMOLOGY,E4,Page-52