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During which phase do sister chromatids move apart?
During which phase do sister chromatids move apart?
Which phase is characterized by the formation of the spindle apparatus?
Which phase is characterized by the formation of the spindle apparatus?
What happens during Telophase?
What happens during Telophase?
In which phase does the cell begin to pinch in during cytokinesis?
In which phase does the cell begin to pinch in during cytokinesis?
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What term describes the creation of two identical daughter cells?
What term describes the creation of two identical daughter cells?
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What structure connects the two sister chromatids?
What structure connects the two sister chromatids?
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During which phase do chromosomes become visible as chromatin condenses?
During which phase do chromosomes become visible as chromatin condenses?
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What is the first phase of the cell cycle where the cell prepares to divide?
What is the first phase of the cell cycle where the cell prepares to divide?
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Study Notes
Mitosis Worksheet Study Notes
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Matching:
- I (Interphase): The chromatin is found in the nucleus, the cytoplasm is being divided, and the nuclear membrane is present.
- P (Prophase): The nuclear membrane fades from view, the chromosomes condense, and the spindle forms.
- M (Metaphase): Chromosomes line up along the equator.
- A (Anaphase): Sister chromatids move apart.
- T (Telophase): The nuclear membrane forms around the chromosomes, the spindles disappear, and the cell may begin to pinch in.
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Fill in the Blanks:
- Cytokinesis (2x): The phase where the cell cytoplasm splits and daughter cells form.
- Sister Chromatid: One of two identical copies of a chromosome joined at the centromere.
- Anaphase: Chromatids separate and move to opposite poles during mitosis.
- Centromere: The structure that holds sister chromatids together.
- Telophase: The final phase of mitosis, where the nuclear membrane reforms around the separated chromosomes.
- Metaphase: The phase where chromosomes line up at the equator of the cell.
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Mittic Worksheet-Additional Questions (Page 1):
- Question 18: Cytokinesis
- Question 19: Anaphase
- Question 20: Prophase
- Question 21: Centromere
- Question 22: Sister Chromatid
- Question 23: Telophase (and cytokinesis),
- Question 24: Interphase
- Question 25: Cell plate
- Question 26: Cytokinesis
- Question 27: Metaphase
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Mitosis Worksheet (Page 2, Diagram Questions):
- Question 1 (A & D): Prophase
- Question 2 (Metaphase): The cell where chromosomes are clearly lined up at the equator.
- Question 3 (First Phase): Prophase (based on diagram)
- Question 4 (X): Centromere
- Question 5 (Order): Arrange the cells in order of the stages of mitosis.
- Question 6 (Plant/Animal): Animal cells, as they don't have a cell plate. Plant cells form a cell plate at telephase.
- Question 7 (Longest Phase): Interphase.
- Question 8 (Importance): Mitos is important for growth, repair, and asexual reproduction.
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This quiz focuses on the stages of mitosis, including interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Participants will answer matching and fill-in-the-blank questions to reinforce their understanding of these key biological processes. Perfect for students studying cell division in biology.
