11th Biology Chapter 8: Cell Division Quiz

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Which type of cells are the building blocks of all living organisms?

Bacterium or yeast
Eukaryotic cells
Unicellular organisms
Prokaryotic cells (correct)

Where are prokaryotic cells found?

In plants and animals
In unicellular organisms, such as bacterium or yeast (correct)
Only in multicellular organisms
In eukaryotic organisms

What is the role of cell division in growth and reproduction?

To regulate cell metabolism
To maintain the shape of the cell
To produce energy for the organism
To ensure proper distribution of genetic material (correct)

What is the primary topic of Chapter 8 in 11th Biology?

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Building blocks of life

Cells are the fundamental units of all living organisms.

Prokaryotic Cell Location

Prokaryotic cells are found in single-celled organisms like bacteria.

Cell division's role

Cell division ensures equal distribution of genetic material in growth and reproduction.

Chapter 8 topic

Chapter 8 in 11th Biology focuses on cell division.

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Study Notes

11th Biology Chapter 8: Cell Division

Cell division is a crucial topic in the 11th Biology Chapter 8, which covers the unit of life. In this chapter, students learn about the different types of cells, such as prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells, and the role of cell division in growth and reproduction.

Prokaryotic cells are the basic units of life and serve as the building blocks of all living organisms. They are found in unicellular organisms, such as bacterium or yeast, and are distinct, complete organisms in and