Mitosis
Meiosis/Sexual Reproduction
Variation in Living Things
Asexual Reproduction
DNA
100

How many cell divisions take place during MITOSIS?

1
100

Is a gamete a haploid or diploid cell?

Haploid
100

What is one disadvantage of asexual reproduction?

Lack of genetic diversity, which makes populations vulnerable to change.

100

How many parents are involved in Asexual reproduction? AND are the offspring identical to the parent(s) or are they genetically different?

1 parent / Identical offspring

100

What do we call the SHAPE of this molecule?

Double Helix 

200

Are cells created by mitosis identical or different from each other? 

Cells produced by mitosis are genetically identical.

200

What phase of Meiosis is being pointed to in this image?

Metaphase I

200

What is one disadvantage of sexual reproduction?

- Need to have 2 parents

- Fewer offspring are produced at a slow rate

- Offspring take a long time to develop and sexually mature

- Offspring take lots of time and energy to raise

200

What is the most common way for bacteria to reproduce?


Binary Fission

200

What is the name of this molecule?

Nucleotide

300

What phase of mitosis is this cell in? AND name one thing that happens during this phase.

Prophase

300
How many chromosomes can be found in a human zygote?

46 chromosomes (or 23 PAIRS of chromosomes)

300

What is one advantage of asexual reproduction?

- Only one parent required

- Reproduction occurs quickly (fast evolution)

- Offspring mature quickly

- Offspring are genetically identical to the parent, so if the parent is successful in the environment, the offspring will be too.

300

How does budding work? (Explain in one short sentence)

A bud grows on the cell, which contains DNA from the parent cell. When this bud falls off, it grows into an adult.

300

What are the structures in the middle of the DNA molecule called? 

Nitrogen bases

400

What phase of mitosis is this cell in? AND name one thing that happens during this phase.

Telophase

400

What phase of Meiosis is being pointed to in this diagram?

Prophase II

400

What is one advantage of sexual reproduction?

- Lots of genetic variation 

400

What type of asexual reproduction do many fruit and vegetable farmers use to quickly increase the number of plants they can grow? (Think about the apple orchard example)

Vegetative propogation

400

Name 2 of the 4 nitrogen bases found in DNA.

Adenine (A), Thymine (T), Cytosine (C), Guanine (G) 

500

What stage of the cell cycle is this cell in? AND name one thing that happens during this stage.

Interphase

500

What phase of Meiosis is pointed to in this image? AND name on thing that happens during this phase.

Anaphase II

500

How can there be genetic variation in asexual species?

Mutations

500

How do moulds spread their spores over a greater area?

They can grow a tower-like structure called a sporangium to release spores that will spread to new locations.
500

What three smaller molecules make up a Nucleotide?

Sugar, Phosphate group, Nitrogen base