Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
100
True or False
No growth happens in the cell during interphase.
False
100
What disappears in prophase?
The nucleolus and the nuclear membrane.
100
What do the sister chromatids do in the cell?
They line up around the center of the cell.
100
What happens in the centromere?
It will divides.
100
What happen the centrioles and spindle in telophase?
They start to disappear.
200
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What happened to the chromosomes?
They were duplicated.
200
What makes the chromosomes?
The chromatin coils to form them.
200
What is attached to each sister chromatid?
Spindle fiber
200
Are the chromatids separate at this time?
Yes
200
Why do chromosomes become harder to see?
Because they will stretch out.
300
Can chromosomes be seen during interphase?
No
300
Where can you find the centrioles?
At opposite ends of the cell.
300
What does metaphase look like in geograghy?
A globe
300
Where do the chromatids begin to move?
They move away from each other toward opposite poles of the cell.
300
What does the plasma membrane do in this time?
It begins to form between the two new nuclei.
400
What two organelles can be seen during interphase?
The nucleus and the nucleolus.
400
What are the chromosomes called during prophase?
Sister chromatids
400
Where are the centromere in the cell?
In the middle of the chromosomes.
400
What does each chromatid become?
It becomes a separate chromosome.
400
Does the cell division complete and the two new cells have completely separated?
Yes
500
What is the order of interphase in mitosis?
It is not part of mitosis.
500
What order is prophase in mitosis?
First
500
What order is metaphase?
Second
500
What order is anaphase?
Third
500
What order is telophase?
Fourth