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Cell division, cancer cells cicle

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An overgrowth of cells is called a

a)

Tumour

b)

Cancer

c)

Mutated Cell

d)

Benign tumour

2.

Normally p53 has 3 main functions:

a. Recognize ________________ and stop the cell cycle

b. Recruit DNA ______________ enzymes

c. Trigger programmed cell death, called _______________

a)

Into S phase, repairs, apoptosis

b)

Into S phase, immume, apoptosis

c)

Into M phase, repairs, apoptosis

3.

A substance that mutates DNA is called a ______________ and a substance that mutates DNA in a way that causes cancer is called a ________________.

a)

Mutagen, carcinogen

b)

Carcinogen, mutagen

c)

Ongogene, carcinogen

d)

Mutage, ongogene

4.

Cancer cells usually have 2 or more of the following characteristics:

a. Up-regulated genes called ________________ that increase the cell cycle.

b. Cells do not have a normal lifespan and become _________________.

c. They spread to other parts of the body through a process called ________________.

d. Cause an increase in new blood vessels called ________________.

a)

Oncogenes, immmortalized, angiogenesis, metastasis

b)

Metastasis, angiogenesis, oncogenes, immortalized,

c)

Oncogenes, immortalized, metastasis, angiogenesis

d)

Angiogenesis, oncogenes, immortalized, metastasis

5.

Checkpoints are points in the cell cycle where proteins are involved in searching for DNA _________________.

a)

Mutated cells, damaged cells

b)

White blood cells

c)

Sugar

d)

Proteins

6.

The cell cycle is controlled by _________________ that ensure the full completion of one phase before advancing to the next phase.

a)

checkpoints

b)

tumours

c)

stops

d)

stage

7.

. Genes that normally increase the rate of cell division, such as during wound healing or growth, are called ______-_____________, when those normal genes become mutated and then increase cell division when they shouldn’t, they are called _________________.

a)

Tumour suppresor, oncogene

b)

Proto-oncogenes, oncology

c)

Tumour-suppresor, oncology

d)

Proto-oncogenes, oncogene

8.

The root cause of cancer is

a)

Tumour

b)

Cancer

c)

Mutated cells

9.

Chronic stress can impact cancer cell growth because stress causes the production of cortisol that inhibits the _______________ system

a)

Immume

b)

Lymphatic

c)

Skeletal

d)

Muscle

10.

Chronic stress can impact cancer cell growth because stress causes the production of cortisol that inhibits the _______________ system

a)

Immume

b)

Lymphatic

c)

Skeletal

d)

Muscle

11.

The study of cancer is called _______________.

a)

Oncology

b)

Ginecology

c)

Cancerology

d)

Bacterology

12.

An important tumour-suppressor gene is called _________ and acts at the _____ checkpoint

a)

P53, G1

b)

P52, G2

c)

P53, M

13.

. If a DNA mutation is found, the cell cycle becomes __________ at that stage.

a)

arrested

b)

fixed

c)

repaired

d)

mutated

14.

A ____________ tumour is not cancerous

a)

Tumour

b)

Cancer

c)

Mutated Cell

d)

Benign tumour

15.

Dioxins

a)

found in some pesticides, herbicides, and cleaning products

b)

a fungus that can grow on raw nuts

c)

- most common are hepatitis, HIV, and HPV

d)

found in plastics

e)

x-rays, found in charred meat

16.

Genes that normally prevent cell division from continuing at checkpoints if a mutation is detected are _________-_____________ genes.

a)

Tumour-suppresor

b)

Proto-oncogenes

c)

Mutated - cells

17.

Radiation, benzopyrene

a)

found in some pesticides, herbicides, and cleaning products

b)

a fungus that can grow on raw nuts

c)

- most common are hepatitis, HIV, and HPV

d)

found in plastics

e)

x-rays, found in charred meat

18.

If cancer cells develop, immune cells called _________________ cells as well as _______________ can kill them.

a)

White blood, cytotoxic

b)

Cytotoxic, white blood

c)

White blood, Repairs enzymes

19.

Aflatoxin

a)

found in some pesticides, herbicides, and cleaning products

b)

a fungus that can grow on raw nuts

c)

- most common are hepatitis, HIV, and HPV

d)

found in plastics

e)

x-rays, found in charred meat

20.

. If p53 is mutated then 2 things can occur: a. _________________________ b. _________________________

a)

Mutated cells survives, cancer cells produced

b)

Tumours, cancer cells produced

c)

Mutated cells survives, tumours

21.

Viruses

a)

found in some pesticides, herbicides, and cleaning products

b)

a fungus that can grow on raw nuts

c)

- most common are hepatitis, HIV, and HPV

d)

found in plastics

e)

x-rays, found in charred meat

22.

Formaldehyde

a)

found in some pesticides, herbicides, and cleaning products

b)

a fungus that can grow on raw nuts

c)

- most common are hepatitis, HIV, and HPV

d)

found in plastics

e)

x-rays, found in charred meat

23.

If a mutation occurs then either the mutation is __________ or the cells dies in a process called _______________.

a)

arrested, metastasis

b)

fixed, apoptosis

c)

repaired, apoptosis

d)

mutated, metastasis

24.

The ________ checkpoint looks for mutations before DNA replication begins

a)

G1

b)

G2

c)

S

d)

M

25.

Approximately _______% of cancers are caused by inherited mutations, _____% are caused by environmental factors

a)

5, 95

b)

15, 85

c)

20, 80

d)

2, 98

26.

The ________ checkpoint looks for mutations after DNA replication occurred.

a)

G1

b)

G2

c)

S

d)

M

27.

Replication mistakes can be quite high, therefore we have many DNA ___________ enzymes that can fix mutations

a)

arrested

b)

fixed

c)

repair

d)

mutated

28.

. The final checkpoint occurs during _____________.

a)

G1

b)

G2

c)

S

d)

M

29.

_____________ occurs when mutated cells continue to divide and are not regulated by the cellular checkpoints.

a)

Tumour

b)

Cancer

c)

Mutated Cell

d)

Benign tumour