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WorksheetsKSSM Form 4 Chapter 6 Cell Division (Part 1)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is mitotic division?
A process involving the division of cytoplasm of a cell
A process involving the division of nucleus of a cell
A process resulting in the formation of four daughter cells
A process resulting in the formation of two haploid cells
Which of the following life processes involves mitosis?
feeding
growth
excretion
respiration
Which of the following properties of mitotic division enables a unicellular organism to reproduce?
Mitotic division increases the number of cells
Mitotic division produces four haploid daughter cells
Mitotic division produces two identical daughter cells
mitotic division replaces damaged cells in the body
The nucleus of a cell comprises of 4 pairs of homologous chromosomes. What is the number of chromosomes in each daughter cell formed if the cell undergoes mitosis?
4
8
16
32
what is the difference between a somatic cell and a reproductive cell?
A reproductive cell undergoes mitosis but a somatic cell does not.
A reproductive cell has twice the number of chromosomes of a somatic cell.
A reproductive cell is a diploid cell whereas a somatic cell is a haploid cell.
A somatic cell has twice the number of chromosomes of a reproductive cell.
A living organism has 16 chromosomes. Which of the following cells is the somatic cell of living organisms?
A cell with 4 chromosomes
A cell with 8 chromosomes
A cell with 4 pairs of chromosomes
A cell with 8 pairs of chromosomes
A living organism has 32 chromosomes. Which of the following cells is the ovum of a female organism?
A cell with 16 chromosomes
A cell with 32 chromosomes
A cell with 16 pairs of chromosomes
A cell with 32 pairs of chromosomes
Which of the following cells does not contain genetic materials?
white blood cell
red blood cell
cheek cell
muscle cell
Why is mitosis important?
repair damaged cell
repair damage tissue
provides variation
sexual reproduction
Which of the following phases of a cell cycle needs the longest time to complete?
M phase
Interphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis
What happened during metaphase?
Spindle fibre starts to form
Chromosomes condense and become tightly coiled
Chromosomes arrange themselves at the equator
centromeres of chromosomes separate
What happened during anaphase?
Spindle fibre starts to form
Chromosomes condense and become tightly coiled
Chromosomes arrange themselves at the equator
centromeres of chromosomes separate
Which of the following occurs during S phase?
synthesis of new proteins
spindle fibres start to form
replication of DNA occurs
more ribosomes are made
Which of the following does not occur during first growth phase?
synthesis of new proteins
the chromosomes are not visible
replication of DNA occurs
more ribosomes are made
Which stages occur after anaphase?
interphase
metaphase
prophase
telophase
