Which type of cell division creates exact copies of the original cell?

• Meiosis
• Mitosis
• Differentiation
• Stem cells

What kinds of cells undergo meiosis?

• Somatic cells
• Neurons
• Skin cells
• Germ Cells (Reproductive cells)

How many chromosomes are in human cells after they have completed meiosis?

• 10
• 23
• 46
• 16

How many chromosomes are in human cells after they complete mitosis?

• 23
• 16
• 46
• 10

Where is DNA located?

• Nucleus
• Vacuole
• Cell membrane
• Lysosome

What is the name for DNA when it is in a compressed state in preparation for cell division?

• Chromatin
• Chromosome
• RNA
• Microtubule

The condition when cell division is out of control.

• Mitosis

• Meiosis

• Tumorous

• Differentiation

Benign Tumor

• Tumors that are spreading throughout the body

• Tumor that is growing slowing and staying in one location

• Cancer located behind an organ

• Cancer that has stopped growing

Cell differentiation

• Stem cells that are growing through mitosis
• Stem cells that are changing into different cells
• Cells that stay in one place
• Reproductive cells undergoing meiosis

If someone goes to the doctor and they perform a biopsy on a tumorous growth and they discover it is not spreading to other parts of the body, that tumor is called:

• Malignant

• Stagnant

• Stable

• Benign