ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION AND MITOSIS

Question 1

ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION INVOLVES (…)

Answer 1

MITOSIS

Question 2

AN ORDINARY CELL CAN MAKE A NEW CELL SIPLY BY DIVING IN TWO, BOTH ARE GENETICALLY IDENTICAL TO THE ORIGINAL CELL, THEY BPTH CONTAIN THE SAME GENETIC INFORMATION, ITS DIVISION IS CALLED (…)

Answer 2

MITOSIS

Question 3

ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION INVOLVES ONLY (…)

Answer 3

ONE PARENT, THE OFFSPRING HAVE IDENTICAL GENES TO THE ^PARENT, SO THERES NO VARIATION BETWEEN PARENT AND OFFSPRING

Question 4

WHAT IS MITOSIS

Answer 4

WHEN A CELL REPRODUICES ITSELF BY SPLITTING TO FORM TWO CELLS WITH IDENTICAL SETS OF CHROMOSOMES

Question 5

IF THE CELL GETS A SIGNAL TO DIVIDE, IT NEEDS TO DUPLICATE ITS DNA, (…)

Answer 5

SO THERE IS ONE COPY OF EACH NEW CELL

Question 6

THE DNA FORMS X-SHAPED CHROMOSOMES AND EACH ‘ARM’ OF THE CHROMOSOME (…)

Answer 6

IS AN EXACT DUPLICATE OF THE OTHER

Question 7

THE CHROMOSOMESTAT LINE UP AT THE CENTRE OF THE CELL AND CELL FIBRES (…)

Answer 7

PULL THEM APART

Question 8

MEMEBRANE FROM AROUND EACH OF THE SETS OF CHROMOSOMES, THOSE BECOME THE (…) OF THE TWO NEW CELLS

Answer 8

NUCLEI

Question 9

THE CHYTOPLASM (…)

Answer 9

DIVIDES

Question 10

MITOSIS ALSO MAKES NEW CELLS FOR (…) AND (…)

Answer 10

GROWTH AND REPAIR

Question 11

MITOSIS FOR GROPWTH AND REPAIR ARE USED FOR…

Answer 11

ALL PLANTS AND ANIMALS TO GROW AND REPAIR DAMAGED TISSUES