Mod B Bio Keystone Terminology and Concepts

Select the true statements about mitosis and meiosis.

(Chapter 6)

• Mitosis has PMAT and Meiosis has PMAT I and II.

• Mitosis is for somatic cells and Meiosis is for gamete cells.

• Mitosis creates 2 cells and Meiosis creates 4 cells.

• Mitosis has interphase and meiosis does not.

Meiosis creates 4 daughter cells. What type of cells are they?

(Chapter 6)

• Haploid gamete cells

• Diploid gamete cells

• Haploid somatic cells

• Diploid somatic cells

The process of ____________ during metaphase in Meiosis allows the genes of two chromosomes to be swapped.

(Chapter 6)

• crossing over

• division

• growth

• cytokinesis

Which phase of mitosis is shown?

(Chapter 6)

• Interphase

• Cytokinesis

• Anaphase

• Telophase

Which phase of mitosis is incorrectly paired?

(Chapter 6)

• Telophase - Cell begins to split

• Metaphase - Chromosomes line up in the middle

• Interphase - Centrioles move to opposite ends of the cell

• Anaphse - Chromosomes are pulled apart by spindle fibers

What occurs during interphase?

(Chapter 6)

• The cell grows, duplicates DNA and prepares for mitosis.

• The cell grows spindle fibers from the centrioles.

• Chromosomes are pulled to opposite ends of the cell.

• The chromosomes are duplicated and half are given to each daughter cell.

Which phase does this represent?

(Chapter 6)

• Metaphase II

• Anaphase I

• Metaphase I

• Prophase

What acronym helps you remember the correct order of mitosis stages?

(Chapter 6)

• I-PMAT-C

• I-MAT-C

• PMAT-C

• C-IMAT-P

Based upon the chart, how many chromosomes are in a gamete pigeon cell?

(Chapter 6)

• 20 because gamete cells are haploid

• 80 because gamete cells are diploid

• 40 because gamete cells are haploid

DNA is made of _______ linked together.

(Chapter 7)

• nucleotides

• sugars

• bases

• amino acids