Worksheetsmitosis and meiosis
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 29mins
mitosis is
asexual
sexual
nonsexual
acesexual
eukaryotic cell division happens to
repair
build
clean
replace
mitosis happens in __cells
stroma
stomatic
stoma
sex
Mitosis forms ___that are__
2 daughter cells, genetically similar to parents
2 daughter cells, genetically different to parents
2 daughter cells, genetically different to parents
2 daughter cells, genetically identical to parents
asexual cell division forms
haploids
triploids
diploids
biploids
chromosomes
string like mass of dna
condensed dna wrapped around nucleic acid
condensed dna wrapped around lipids
condensed dna wrapped around proteins
chromatid
a third of a chromosome
a half of a chromosome
a full chromosome
2 chromosomes
chromatin
thread like mass of chromosomes
thread like mass of rna
thread like mass of dna
thread like mass of lipids
two main stages of cell cycle?
M phase
Cytokinesis
Interphase
Replication
S phase
dna replication
rna replication
growth
preparation for division
Cell growth
G0
G1
S
G2
G2
cell prepares to divide, checks for dna
cell prepares to divide, replicates
cell prepares to divide, checks for errors
cell prepares to divide, grows organelles
3 stages of interphase?
G1
G2
G0
S
M phase
Meiosis
Cytokinesis
Mitosis
Interphase
what cells dont stop dividing and cause a disease
stomatic cells
gametes
sex cells
cancer cells
what stage do cells "rest" and stop dividing
S0
G0
G2
G1
stages of mitosis?
prophase cytokinesis anaphase telophase
prophase metaphase anaphase cytokinesis
interphase prophase metaphase telophase
prophase metaphase anaphase telophase
cytokinesis?
cytoplasm divides in two, two daughter cells produced
cytoplasm divides in two, three daughter cells produced
cytoplasm divides in two, one daughter cell produced
nucleus divides in two, two daughter cells produced
what stage of mitosis?
metaphase
anaphase
interphase
prophase
what stage of mitosis
meiosis
metaphase
anaphase
prophase
what stage of mitosis
anaphase
interphase
meiosis
telophase
what stage of mitosis
cytokinesis
meiosis
telophase
prophase
what process is this
Mitosis
Cytokinesis
Telophase
Interphase
what is an abnormal mass of cells
tumor
cancer
lump
bump
benign tumor
spreads by metastasis
doesnt need removal
needs removal, doesnt spread
normal mass of cells
Malignant Tumor
dangerous mass of cancer cells, spreads by mitosis
dangerous mass of cancer cells, spreads by meiosis
dangerous mass of cancer cells, spreads by metastasis
harmless and doesnt spread
where does meiosis happen?
stomatic cells
reproductive organs
brain
skin
division of sex cells
meiosis
meitosis
cancer
gamete
meiosis creates___cells___
4 daughter cells genetically identical to parents
2 daughter cells genetically identical to parents
4 daughter cells genetically different to parents
2 daughter cells genetically similar to parents
meiosis is ___ and has _ parents
asexual, 1
sexual, 1
asexual, 2
sexual, 2
gametes
asexual cells
sex cells
body cells
special cells
meiosis results in
haploids
diploids
triploids
biploids
examples of gametes
brain cells
egg
sperm
body cells
mutations passed to ___through___
daughter cells, mitosis
offspring, meiosis
offspring, mitosis
daughter cells, meiosis
cell formed when egg and sperm unite
zincron
gamete
zygote
haploid
what produces spindle fibers that line chromosomes up during cell division
centrioles
centromeres
centronomes
tetrads
Tetrad
two chromosomes
one chromosome
structure with 4 chromatids
structure with 2 chromatids
what are two chromosomes paired together during meiosis called?
Heterologous pair
Haploid pair
Homologous pair
Diploid pair
what is the exchange of portions of chromatids during prophase 1 of meiosis>
Crossing over
Crossing around
Crossing above
Cross
why is crossing over important?
ensures cell division happens
ensures meiosis proceeds
ensures genetic variation
ensures genetic similarity
Prophase 1 (meiosis)
tetrads break down, crossing over
chromosomes form, crossing over
tetrads form, crossing over
chromatin condenses, crossing over
Tetrads line up along center of the cell, attached to spindle fibers
Metaphase 2
Metaphase 1
Mitosis
Meiosis
Tetrads split up into single chromosomes and pulled to opposite sides
anaphase 1
anaphase 2
anaphase 3
metaphase 1
cytoplasm divides, 2 daughter cells produced (meiosis)
telophase 2
telophase 1
cytokinesis
mitosis
human cells have how many chromosomes
23
64
46
92
gametes have how many chromosomes
23
32
46
92
two cells formed from first division of meiosis prepare to divide, nuclear membrane breaks down
prophase 2
prophase 1
metaphase 2
telophase 2
chromosomes line up along equator (meiosis)
Metaphase 1
Mitosis
Metaphase 2
Meiosis 2
Chromosomes pulled apart into chromatids (Meiosis) move to opposite sides
telophase 2
anaphase 1
metaphase 2
anaphase 2
two cells formed by first division divide into four gametes, each with half the amount of chromosomes as original
telophase 1
mitosis
meiosis
telophase 2
diploid
A set of unpaired chromosomes. Single set
A set of paired chromosomes. Two copies of each chromosome
A single set of paired chromosomes
Same number of cells as parent
A single set of unpaired chromosomes. One copy of each chromosome, half the number of chromosomes as parents
haploid
diploid
triploid
biploid
when animal cells undergo cytokinesis a___forms
cell plate (plate)
cleavage furrow (pinch)
cytoplasm (pinch)
cytoplasm furrow (pinch)
when plant cells undergo cytokinesis__forms
cell plate (pinch)
cleavage furrow (pinch)
cleavage furrow (plate)
cell plate (plate)
Asexual reproduction of Bacteria
binary fusion
binary fission
mitosis
meiosis
