Biology - Cell Biology 3 - Quiz
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11 questions
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Phases of the Cell Cycle - Arrange the Phases in order, starting with the first part of interphase
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Other Answer Choices:
G1
Telophase
G2
Prophase
Anaphase
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Metaphase
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Drag the pictures and statements to the correct phase of mitosis
Drag the pictures and statements to the correct phase of mitosis
- Sister chromatids separate
- Cytokinesis begins, two daughter cells form
- Nuclear membrane dissolves, spindle forms
- Cell does normal growth and activities
- DNA makes a copy, prepares for division
- Chromosomes line up along the equator
- Prophase
- Metaphase
- Anaphase
- Telophase
- Interphase
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Drag the statement to meiosis, mitosis, or it could be in both
Drag the statement to meiosis, mitosis, or it could be in both
- Creates 2 cells
- Has two rounds of cell division
- Occurs in plants and animals
- Daughter cells are haploid
- Daughter cells are different from parent cell
- Crossing over occurs
- Daughter cells are diploid
- Creates gametes
- Creates body cells
- Cells undergo DNA replication before starting
- Daughter cells are identical to parent cell
- Creates 4 cells
- Creates new cells
- Meiosis
- Mitosis
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Human gametes have _____ chromosomes
Human gametes have _____ chromosomes
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If an organism has 32 chromosomes, its body cells would have _______ chromosomes and its gametes would have _______ chromosomes.
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Homologous chromosomes are chromosomes that have genes that code for the same things on them.
Homologous chromosomes are chromosomes that have genes that code for the same things on them.
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Drag the vocab word to the correct part of the diagram.
Other Answer Choices:
cell
centrioles
homologous chromosomes
nuclear envelope
crossing over (process)
spindle
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Homologous chromosomes are held together by a
Homologous chromosomes are held together by a
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Check all the reasons MITOSIS is important
Check all the reasons MITOSIS is important
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Check all the reasons MEIOSIS is important
Check all the reasons MEIOSIS is important
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When checkpoints fail to regulate the cell cycle, organisms develop
When checkpoints fail to regulate the cell cycle, organisms develop