Standards, Benchmarks
Coteaching with Mrs. Peth
What is the purpose of Mitosis?
- To produce two identical cells.
- To produce two cells with half the chromosomes
- To produce four identical cells
- To produce four gametes
- To produce one functional cell and three polar bodies.
How many stages are there in the cell cycle?
A group of organs working together to perform a specific function is called a(an)?
What occurs during prophase?
- Chromosomes are formed
- Spindles are dividing the cell.
- Cytokinesis takes place.
- Chromosomes line up at the center of the cell.
- The phase loses its amature status.
Why is Meiosis necessary?
- The body needs to be able to reproduce cells in order to repair damage and grow.
- Because fertilization joins two cells, each of those cells must be made haploid.
- Producing diploid cells is needed in order for sexual reproduction.
- Those organisms that reproduce Asexually do not need to go through meiosis.
- Mitosis needs a complementary division process.
During which phase of cell division does the nuclear membrane disappear?
The new cell membrane begins to form in:
The cell is doing its designed job in:
The centrioles divide in:
The DNA is doubled during:
Cytokinesis immediately follows this phase:
Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell:
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