Asexual Reproduction

Question 0

Identical division of the cell nucleus.

Answer 0

Mitosis

Question 1

The process of a parent cell diving into two daughter cells with identical chromosomes and DNA.

Answer 1

Cell division

Question 2

Division of the cytoplasm, another stage of cell division

Answer 2

Cytokinesis

Question 3

A stage in cell division where the cell is doing normal metabolic activities.

Answer 3

Interphase

Question 4

The series of events of which a cell divides, known as IPMAT.

Answer 4

Cell cycle

Question 5

First phase of mitosis, where chromosomes become visible and double.

Answer 5

Prophase

Question 6

Process where chromosomes line up in the middle of a cell.

Answer 6

Metaphase

Question 7

Process where chromatids begin to separate from each other.

Answer 7

Anaphase

Question 8

Chromosomes lose shape and visibility, and two identical cells are formed when the membrane pinches.

Answer 8

Telophase

Question 9

Visible genetic material, used to compose cells.

Answer 9

Chromosomes

Question 10

Two identical strands of chromosomes, most visible during anaphase.

Answer 10

Sister chromatids

Question 11

Thin, disorganised genetic material.

Answer 11

Chromatin

Question 12

Uncontrolled cell growth, unable to receive or accept normal cell regulation

Answer 12

Cancer

Question 13

Process where a parent cell created two identical daughter cells.

Answer 13

Asexual reproduction

Question 14

Process in which DNA copies itself for cell division

Answer 14

DNA replication

Question 15

Process of asexual reproduction where the parent cell creates a small offspring which, for lack of a better term, clings to it.

Answer 15

Budding

Question 16

Process of asexual reproduction where the parent cell divides itself equally.

Answer 16

Binary fission

Question 17

Process where an organism regrows a body part, or injury.

Answer 17

Regeneration