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Mitosis and Cancer Reading

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What happens when the body needs new cells?

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What does "divides" mean?

To come together.

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To separate.

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What does "copies" mean?

Two or more things that are the same.

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Something that is very big.

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What does "center" mean?

On the sides.

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In the middle.

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Why do cells make new cells?

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Why do cells need instructions?

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What happens when normal cells get sick?

They stop making new cells.

They do mitosis correctly.

They do not follow their instructions correctly.

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What are sick cells called?

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How are cancer cells different from normal cells?

They are bigger than normal cells.

They do not stop mitosis when they should.

They make people healthier.

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What is the problem with new cells that the body does not need?

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Think about this whole text. Why do people get cancer?