Cell Reproduction
Practice Test
1.
In what step of meiosis in animal cells do centrioles double and fibers form again?
a.
step 2
b.
step 5
c.
step 3
d.
step 4
Hint
2.
What do we call the female sex organs?
a.
kidneys
b.
testes
c.
ovaries
d.
lungs
Hint
3.
What is one way that mitosis in plant cells is different than mitosis in animal cells?
a.
Plant cells lack centrioles.
b.
the break down of the nuclear membrane
c.
duplication of chromosomes into sister chromatids
d.
separation of sister chromatids to form two new chromosomes
Hint
4.
Eggs and sperm are what type of cell?
a.
body cells
b.
protists
c.
sex cells
d.
nerve cells
Hint
5.
What do we call each strand of a doubled chromosome?
a.
ribosome
b.
sister chromatid
c.
chloroplast
d.
centriole
Hint
6.
What type of cell reproduction forms eggs and sperm?
a.
meiosis
b.
fission
c.
budding
d.
mitosis
Hint
7.
In what step of meiosis in animal cells do fibers move matching chromosomes apart?
a.
step 3
b.
step 1
c.
step 2
d.
step 4
Hint
8.
In what step of meiosis in animal cells do sister chromatids become attached to fibers from the centrioles for the first time?
a.
step 3
b.
step 1
c.
step 2
d.
step 4
Hint
9.
What do we call cells that make up the skin, blood, bones, and stomach?
a.
sex cells
b.
plant cells
c.
bacterial cells
d.
body cells
Hint
10.
In what step of mitosis in animal cells are sister chromatids pulled apart by the fibers attached to the centrioles?
a.
step 3
b.
step 2
c.
step 1
d.
step 4
Hint
