Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
100

Spend 90%

What is percentage of cell life?

100

Occurs during 

What is M stage?

100

Chromosomes line up

What is metaphase?

100

The separated two halves 

What are daughter chromosome?

100

Organelle that reforms

What is nuclear envelope?

200

Cells grow

What is G1 phase?

200

Spindles form and chromosomes condense

What is early prophase?

200

line that chromosomes meet at

What is metaphase plate?

200

Organelle that push poles apart

What are microtubules?

200

Organelle that carries genetic material that reappears

What is the nucleus?

300

Copy of DNA is synthesized

What is S phase?

300

This organelle disappears 

What is the nucleus?

300

fibers located on opposite ends of the cell 

What are spindles?

300

Where chromosomes are pulled to

What are poles?

300

Formation that begins to divide the two new daughters cells

What is the cleavage furrow?

400

Proteins and organelles are created and reorganize

What is G2 phase?

400

Nuclear envelope breaks down and condensation is completed

What is late prophase?

400

Spindles used in preparation for

What is division?

400

Reason chromosomes are pulled apart

What is cell division and duplication?

400

Reason telophase is important 

What is completion and division of two new daughters cells?

500

Nucleus, nuclear envelope, chromatin, plasma membrane, and centrosomes

What are organelles involved?

500

Another name for late prophase

What is prometaphase?

500

Reason for metaphase

What is chromosome condensation?

500

Genetic material comes from 

What is parent cell?

500

Phase connected to telophase, that is considered the end of mitosis

What is Cytokinese?

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