MITOSIS
MEIOSIS
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
MISCELLANEOUS
100

What is the genetic makeup of the daughter cells after mitosis? 

Daughter cells are identical to the parent cell
100

How many cell divisions occur in the process of meiosis?

2 cell divisions
100

How many parents are needed for sexual reproduction?

Two parents are needed for sexual reproduction

100

How many parents are needed for asexual reproduction?

One parent

100

If a body cell has 17 chromosomes, how many chromosomes will it have after the process of mitosis?

The daughter cell will have 17 chromosomes

200

What is the definition of mitosis?

The process used for one cell to make an exact copy of itself
200

Each daughter cell has ________ as much DNA as the parent cell

1/2

200

Name one advantage and one disadvantage of sexual reproduction

Advantages: Allows for genetic variation, leading to better adaptability in different environments

Disadvantages: Two parents are needed, takes more time than asexual, takes a lot of energy

200

What is a genetically identical copy of a parent in asexual reproduction called?

A clone

200

What are mutations?

Mutations are DNA copying errors; when they happen in egg and sperm, often spread to offspring.
300

How many cell divisions occur during the process of mitosis?

One single cell division

300

How many daughter cells are produced in the process of meiosis?

4 daughter cells

300

In plants, male and female gametes unite to produce a _______

Seed

300

Name one advantage and one disadvantage of asexual reproduction

Advantages: Fast & cheap, no mating required, energy efficient

Disadvantages: No genetic variation, low adaptability

300

What is DNA?

The chemical name for the long, stringy stuff that sits inside cells

400

What is the difference between mitosis and asexual reproduction?

Mitosis is a type of cell division primarily used for growth and healing. 

Asexual reproduction is a process that produces an entirely new, identical organism

400

Why is meiosis essential for organisms that reproduce sexually?

Because it ensures that offspring have the correct number of chromosomes (half), and it allows for genetic variation.

400

______ is the male gamete in flowering plants and the eff or ______ is the female gamete

1.) Pollen

2.) Ovum

400

What is the primary name given to asexual reproduction by bacteria?

Binary fission

400

TRUE or FALSE: The Komodo Dragon reproduces both sexually and asexually

TRUE

500

Describe the process of mitosis in detail

Cell is in a resting state, chromosomes duplicate and separate to opposite sides of the cell. Cell divides, and each daughter cell is identical to the parent.

500

Describe the process of meiosis in detail

1. Cell is at rest with (X) number of chromosomes

2. Chromosomes in the cell double and align in the center

3. Cell divides, and each has (X) chromosomes

4. Cell divides again, now there are 4 cells each with  50% the number of chromosomes

500

What is a fertilized egg called in sexual reproduction?

A zygote

500

____________  is a form of asexual reproduction where an embryo develops from an unfertilized egg

Parthenogenisis

500

What is the difference between identical and fraternal twins?

Identical twins happen when one egg and one sperm are fertilized and split into two embryos.

Fraternal twins happen when two eggs and two sperm are fertilized at the same time.