Question 1
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Define the process of Mitosis.
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Mitosis is a form of nuclear cell division in which one nucleus divides to form two nuclei, each with the identical number of chromosomes.
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Mitosis is a form of nuclear cell division in which one nucleus divides to form two nuclei, each with different number of chromosomes.
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Mitosis is a form of nuclear cell division in which one nucleus divides to form four nuclei, each with the identical number of chromosomes.
Question 2
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What is the name of the cell the newly formed nuclei are enclosed in?
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Son Cell
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Daughter Cell
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Mother Cell
Question 3
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After mitosis, the genes located on each chromosome are different.
Question 4
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What characteristic defines interphase?
Question 5
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What is the name given to the elongated mass of chromosomes in a cell during interphase?
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Chromatin
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Chromosome
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Proteasome
Question 6
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What cellular components are produced during interphase?
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Spindle Formation
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Cellular Organelles
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Enzymes
Question 7
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At the end of interphase and the start of prophase, what happens to the chromatin?
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It starts to divide
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It starts to contract
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It starts to restrict
Question 8
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What is the name given to the point where two chromosomes are held together?
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Centromere
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Spindle
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Chromatin
Question 9
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What cellular organelles are made in the nucleolus?
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Mitochondria
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Ribosomes
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Nucleus
Question 10
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What happens to the nucleolus during prophase?
Question 11
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What is the name given to the fibres that appear in the cytoplasm during prophase?
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Spindle Fibres
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Asbestos Fibres
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Mitosis Fibres
Question 12
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In metaphase, the nuclear membrane completes its breakdown.
Question 13
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What does the spindle fibre attach to during metaphase?
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The centromere
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The chromatin
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The nucleolus
Question 14
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What happens to the chromosomes during metaphase?
Question 15
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The spindle fibres start to contract during anaphase, what happens to the centromeres?
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They start to split
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They start to multiply
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They stop dividing
Question 16
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How many chromosomes are present in the cell during anaphase?
Question 17
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What happens to the chromosomes in the cell during telophase?
Question 18
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What happens during telophase?
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The spindle fibres break down
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The nucleolus begins to form
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The chromosomes line up along the equator of the cell
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A nuclear membrane forms around the cell