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WorksheetsLesson 3.2 (Meiosis) QUIZ Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 13mins
X and Y chromosomes represent...
A male
A female
A male and a female
None of the options.
Chromosomes represent...
Where genes are lost
Where genes are located
Where cells are located
Where cells are lost
Def. of mitosis
When cells are made
When sex chromosomes are made
When chromosomes are made
When sex cells are made
# of body cells humans need to grow and function properly
46
64
4.6
6.4
Def. of sexual reproduction
Three parent cells form a new human
One parent cell forms a new human
Two parent cells form a new human
None of the options.
Def. of sex cells
Egg or sperm with 1/2 the chromosomes
Egg or sperm with 1/8 the chromosomes
Egg or sperm with 1/4 the chromosomes
Egg or sperm with 1/3 the chromosomes
Def. of homologous chromosomes
Chromosomes that are fraternal twins
Chromosomes with matching information
Chromosomes that are identical twins
Chromosomes with mismatching information
Def. of sex chromosomes
Tell you male or female
Chromosomes that tell you male or female
Chromosomes that tell you male
Chromosomes that tell you female
What are the two types of reproduction?
Asexual, sexual
Asexual, t-sexual
Asexual
Sexual
Which of the following is NOT a step of asexual reproduction?
Produces exact copy of parent cells
Inside is copied with mitosis
Homologous chromosomes form
Parent cell divides
Step 1 of Meiosis
Nuclear membrane forms again and cell divides.
Each chromosome makes a copy of itself, forming two halves.
Similar chromosomes pair together.
Chromosomes separate from their partner and go other ends of the cell.
Step 2 of Meiosis
Nuclear membrane forms again and cell divides.
Each chromosome makes a copy of itself, forming two halves.
Similar chromosomes pair together.
Chromosomes separate from their partner and go other ends of the cell.
Step 3 of Meiosis
Nuclear membrane forms again and cell divides.
Each chromosome makes a copy of itself, forming two halves.
Similar chromosomes pair together.
Chromosomes separate from their partner and go other ends of the cell.
Step 4 of Meiosis
Nuclear membrane forms again and cell divides.
Each chromosome makes a copy of itself, forming two halves.
Similar chromosomes pair together.
Chromosomes separate from their partner and go other ends of the cell.
Step 5 of Meiosis
Chromosomes are on the equator of the cell.
Chromatids line up on opposite sides of the cell, and the cell divides.
Each cell has one half of the homologous pair.
Four new cells are formed from the original cell.
Step 6 of Meiosis
Chromosomes are on the equator of the cell.
Chromatids line up on opposite sides of the cell, and the cell divides.
Each cell has one half of the homologous pair.
Four new cells are formed from the original cell.
Step 7 of Meiosis
Chromosomes are on the equator of the cell.
Chromatids line up on opposite sides of the cell, and the cell divides.
Each cell has one half of the homologous pair.
Four new cells are formed from the original cell.
Step 8 of Meiosis
Chromosomes are on the equator of the cell.
Chromatids line up on opposite sides of the cell, and the cell divides.
Each cell has one half of the homologous pair.
Four new cells are formed from the original cell.
