Meiosis

Question 1

Special type of cell division necessary for sexual reproduction.

Answer 1

Meiosis

Question 2

Two divisions of Meiosis

Answer 2

Reduction Division and Equational Division

Question 3

Reduces the number of genomes from diploid and haploid. Important in human life cycle.

Answer 3

Meiosis

Question 4

Used only for production of sperms and cells

Answer 4

Meiosis

Question 5

Cell division that has 1 division

Answer 5

Mitosis

Question 6

Cell division that has 2 division

Answer 6

Meiosis

Question 7

Cell division that has 2 daughter cells

Answer 7

Mitosis

Question 8

Cell division that has 4 daughter cells

Answer 8

Meiosis

Question 9

Daughter cells genetically identical

Answer 9

Mitosis

Question 10

Daughter cells genetically different

Answer 10

Meiosis

Question 11

Chromosome number of daughter cells same as parent cell (2n)

Answer 11

Mitosis

Question 12

Chromosome number of daughter cells half of parent cell (1n)

Answer 12

Meiosis

Question 13

Somatic Cells

Answer 13

Mitosis

Question 14

Germline Cells

Answer 14

Meiosis

Question 15

Occurs throughout life

Answer 15

Mitosis

Question 16

In humans, complete the sexual maturity.

Answer 16

Meiosis

Question 17

Used for growth, repair and asexual pre-production.

Answer 17

Mitosis

Question 18

Used for sexual reproduction, producing new gene combination.

Answer 18

Meiosis

Question 19

Synapsis and crossing over.

Answer 19

Early Prophase I

Question 20

Chromosome condense and become visible.
Nuclear envelope fragments
Spindle fibers attached to chromosomes.

Answer 20

Late Prophase I

Question 21

Paired homologous chromosomes align along equator of the cell.

Answer 21

Metaphase I

Question 22

Homologous chromosomes separate to opposite poles of the cell.

Answer 22

Anaphase I

Question 23

Nuclear envelope partially assemble around chromosomes.
Spindle disappears
Cytokinesis divides into two.

Answer 23

Telophase I

Question 24

Spindle forms and fibers attached to both chromosomes.

Answer 24

Prophase II

Question 25

Chromosomes align along equator of the cell.

Answer 25

Metaphase II

Question 26

Sister chromatids separate to opposite poles of the cell.

Answer 26

Anaphase II

Question 27

Nuclear envelopes assemble around two daughter cells. Chromosome decondense Spindle disappears Cytokinesis divides cells

Answer 27

Telophase II

Question 28

The fate of a gene in one chromosome is not influenced by a gene on a different chromosomes.

Answer 28

Independent Assortment

Question 29

The exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes that results in recombinant chromosomes. Occurs in prophase I.

Answer 29

Chromosomal Cross Over