GenBio 1 Lesson 3: Cell Cycle and Cell Division

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What are the two distinct types of cells?

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Enumerate in order the three cell theories.

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Why do cells divide?

​But in order for the cell to undergo the process of repetitive cycle and cell division, it has checkpoints that make sure it has already completed the needed requirements to proceed.

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What is the cell's resting stage?

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How do body cells divide?

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How do reproductive cells divide?

Multiple Choice

The cell cycle is _____________.

• the sequence of stages of growth and division that a cell undergoes

• the process of cells circling throughout the body

• a process where cells get their energy

• the process of splitting the organelles

Multiple Choice

During Interphase, the cell ___________.

• divides into two cells

• replicates its DNA

• divides its nucleus

• replicates the organelles within the cell

​Mitosis

Draw

Label the stages of Mitosis on the given diagram.

​Meiosis Overview:

​Meiosis I

​Meiosis II

Multiple Choice

Mitosis is the process by which somatic cells (body cells) are produced, while meiosis is the process of ____________ production.

• sex cells

• oxygen

• tissue cells

• epithelial cells

Multiple Choice

The chromosome is seen as the condensed version of the chromatin.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Meiosis is divided into two rounds: Meiosis I is known as ________; while Meiosis II is known as equational.

• proportional

• identical

• reductional

• graphical

Multiple Choice

Meiosis is to haploid, while Mitosis is to ________.

• diploid

• triloid

• hexloid

• penloid

Multiple Choice

Cleavage furrow is to animal cell, while ______ is to plant cell.

• cell plate

• nerve plate

• pulse plate

• bell plate

​Human Karyotype