3.1.5alt.23 REPRODUCTION Notes Quiz

Match the following - check your notes if you are not sure!

• Tiny balls of cells released from fungi that can grow into identical organisms

• Budding

• Asexual Reproduction in which one cell divides to form two identical cells

• Fragmentation

• Asexual reproduction in which the offspring grows out of the parent organsim

• Vegetative Propagation

• A piece or fragment of an animal develops into a full grown copy

• Binary Fission

• Asexual Reproduction in which one plant produces new plants that are genetically identical

• Spores

Reorder the following

• a barrier forms in the middle of the cell

• genetic material copies itself - a copy moves to each end

• single parent cell

• two independent daughter cells

• separation of the two cells begins

​​ (a)   a parent cell splits into two identical daughter cells. A form of ​ (b)   reproduction.

• binary fission
• asexual
• budding
• vegetative propagation
• sexual reproduction
• parthenogenesis

Select THREE options that produce clones (genetically identical copies) of parent

• Fragmentation

• Binary Fission

• Bubbles

• Spores

Small balls of cells that come spread from fungi

• Spores

• Bubbles

• Posters

• roots

Match the following

• Fragmentation

• 
• Binary Fission

• 
• Spores

• 
• Budding

• 
• Vegetative Propagation

• 

Spores are small balls of cells that come from

• fungi - like mushrooms

• plants - like strawberries

• cells - like bacteria

• sea animals - like starfish

Sexual reproduction requires ...

• two parents

• one parent

• freezing conditions

• tacos

Sexual reproduction produces genetically ​ (a)   offspring. That means the offspring are slightly different than the parent.

• diverse
• identical
• opposite
• hopeful