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Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:
Use each item only ONE time.

Sex Cells
Body Cells
Haploid (Half Set of Chromosomes)
Diploid (Full Set of Chromosomes)
Somatic Cells
Gametes

Mitosis (3 items)
Meiosis (3 items)

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Categorize the following as Mitosis or Meiosis:

Creates genetically IDENTICAL cells
Creates genetically DIFFERENT cells
4 daughter cells
2 daughter cells

Mitosis (2 items)
Meiosis

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Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Diploid		Sex Cells/Gametes
Sperm & Egg Cells		All cells in your body EXCEPT sperm and egg.
Mitosis		A cell that contains HALF a set of chromosomes.
Haploid		A cell that contains a FULL set of chromosomes.
Somatic Cells/Body Cells		A type of cell reproduction that creates sex cells containing half a set of chromosomes.
Meiosis		A type of cell reproduction that creates body cells containing a full set of chromosomes.

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Mitosis is a type of cell division that creates .

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Meiosis is a type of cell division that creates .

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Using a microscope, Brad was looking at a slide and watching the process of meiosis. What kind of cell was Brad probably looking at?

Brain cells

Human egg cells

Red blood cells

Skin cells

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At the end of MEIOSIS, the of the genetic information because .

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The image above is an example of ______________.

Mitosis

Meiosis

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The image above is an example of ______________.

Mitosis

Meiosis

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Why do cells go through MITOSIS?

To make somatic cells for sexual reproduction

To make gametes for growth and repair

To make somatic cells for growth and repair

To make gametes for sexual reproduction

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Why do cells go through MEIOSIS?

To make gametes for sexual reproduction - the creation of offspring

To make gametes for growth and repair

To make somatic cells for sexual reproduction

To make somatic cells for growth and repair

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Produces cells with half the number of chromosomes... (23 chromosomes in humans).

Mitosis

Meiosis

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Produces cells with a full set of chromosomes... (46 chromosomes in humans).

Mitosis

Meiosis

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Mitosis and meiosis are both processes involved in cell division. Unlike mitosis, meiosis involves --

two cell divisions to produce 4 genetically identical daughter cells

one cell division to produce 2 genetically identical daughter cells

two cell divisions to produce 4 genetically different daughter cells

one cell division to produce 2 genetically different daughter cells

Day 1 - Intro to Meiosis (Ms. Morfin)

Day 1 - Intro to Meiosis (Ms. Morfin)

Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:
Use each item only ONE time.

Categorize the following as Mitosis or Meiosis:

Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions.

Using a microscope, Brad was looking at a slide and watching the process of meiosis. What kind of cell was Brad probably looking at?

The image above is an example of ______________.

The image above is an example of ______________.

Why do cells go through MITOSIS?

Why do cells go through MEIOSIS?

Produces cells with half the number of chromosomes... (23 chromosomes in humans).

Produces cells with a full set of chromosomes... (46 chromosomes in humans).

Mitosis and meiosis are both processes involved in cell division. Unlike mitosis, meiosis involves --

Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:
Use each item only ONE time.

Categorize the following as Mitosis or Meiosis:

Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions.

Using a microscope, Brad was looking at a slide and watching the process of meiosis. What kind of cell was Brad probably looking at?

The image above is an example of ______________.

The image above is an example of ______________.

Why do cells go through MITOSIS?

Why do cells go through MEIOSIS?

Produces cells with half the number of chromosomes... (23 chromosomes in humans).

Produces cells with a full set of chromosomes... (46 chromosomes in humans).

Mitosis and meiosis are both processes involved in cell division. Unlike mitosis, meiosis involves --

Day 1 - Intro to Meiosis (Ms. Morfin)

Day 1 - Intro to Meiosis (Ms. Morfin)

Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:Use each item only ONE time.

Categorize the following as Mitosis or Meiosis:

Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions.

Using a microscope, Brad was looking at a slide and watching the process of meiosis. What kind of cell was Brad probably looking at?

The image above is an example of ______________.

The image above is an example of ______________.

Why do cells go through MITOSIS?

Why do cells go through MEIOSIS?

Produces cells with half the number of chromosomes... (23 chromosomes in humans).

Produces cells with a full set of chromosomes... (46 chromosomes in humans).

Mitosis and meiosis are both processes involved in cell division. Unlike mitosis, meiosis involves --

Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:Use each item only ONE time.

Categorize the following as Mitosis or Meiosis:

Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions.

Using a microscope, Brad was looking at a slide and watching the process of meiosis. What kind of cell was Brad probably looking at?

The image above is an example of ______________.

The image above is an example of ______________.

Why do cells go through MITOSIS?

Why do cells go through MEIOSIS?

Produces cells with half the number of chromosomes... (23 chromosomes in humans).

Produces cells with a full set of chromosomes... (46 chromosomes in humans).

Mitosis and meiosis are both processes involved in cell division. Unlike mitosis, meiosis involves --

Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:
Use each item only ONE time.

Categorize the following as describing Mitosis or Meiosis:
Use each item only ONE time.