Chapter 10- Section 2

Question 0

A repeating sequence of cellular growth and division during the life of a cell

Answer 0

Cell cycle

Question 1

Cell Cycle

Answer 1

A repeating sequence of cellular growth and division during the life of a cell

Question 2

Interphase

Answer 2

Phase where the cell prepares for division and is not dividing

Question 3

Phase where the cell prepares for division and is not dividing

Answer 3

Interphase

Question 4

Cell Division

Answer 4

Made up of mitosis and cytokinesis

Question 5

Made up of mitosis and cytokinesis

Answer 5

Cell division

Question 6

Mitosis

Answer 6

The process of dividing the nucleus in two daughter nuclei

Question 7

The process of dividing the nucleus in two daughter nuclei

Answer 7

Mitosis

Question 8

Cytokinesis

Answer 8

The process of separating the organelles and cytoplasm

Question 9

The process of separating the organelles and cytoplasm

Answer 9

Cytokinesis

Question 10

G1

Answer 10

The cell grows rapidly as the cell builds more organelles - takes up most of the cells life - the first gap phase

Question 11

The cell grows rapidly as the cell builds more organelles - takes up most of the cells life - the first gap phase

Answer 11

G1

Question 12

S

Answer 12

Where the cells DNA is copied - the synthesis phase

Question 13

Where the cells DNA is copied - the synthesis phase

Answer 13

S

Question 14

G2

Answer 14

Where the cell continues to grow and prepares to divide - micro tubes are formed - the second gap phase

Question 15

Where the cell continues to grow and prepares to divide - micro tubes are formed - the second gap phase

Answer 15

G2

Question 16

Microtubules

Answer 16

Made of protein fibers and will help with division - formed in the G2

Question 17

Made of protein fibers and will help with division - formed in the G2

Answer 17

Microtubules

Question 18

The phases of mitosis

Answer 18

Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

Question 19

Prophase

Answer 19

• chromosomes condense
• nuclear membrane breaks down
• the spindle forms
• centrosomes and centrioles appear

Question 20

• chromosomes condense
• nuclear membrane breaks down
• the spindle forms
• centrosomes and centrioles appear

Answer 20

Prophase

Question 21

Metaphase

Answer 21

• chromosomes are condensed
• nuclear membrane dissolves
• chromosomes line up along the equator
• spindle fibers link between the centromere of each chromosome and the poles

Question 22

• chromosomes are condensed
• nuclear membrane dissolves
• chromosomes line up along the equator
• spindle fibers link between the centromere of each chromosome and the poles

Answer 22

Metaphase

Question 23

Anaphase

Answer 23

• spindle fibers shorten

- chromatids move toward opposite poles and the spindle fibers shorten

Question 24

- spindle fibers shorten | - chromatids move toward opposite poles and the spindle fibers shorten

Answer 24

Anaphase

Question 25

Telophase

Answer 25

- nuclear envelopes form around the genetic material at each pole of the cell - chromosomes uncoil and change back to their original form - spindle and spindle fibers disappear, and mitosis is complete

Question 26

- nuclear envelopes form around the genetic material at each pole of the cell - chromosomes uncoil and change back to their original form - spindle and spindle fibers disappear, and mitosis is complete

Answer 26

Telophase

Question 27

Spindle

Answer 27

Structures made up of microtubules, that help the chromotids move during division

Question 28

Structures made up of microtubules, that help the chromotids move during division

Answer 28

Spindle

Question 29

Cell plate

Answer 29

Forms between two daughter cells, separating them

Question 30

Forms between two daughter cells, separating them

Answer 30

Cell plate