Chapter 10 Challenge
• Answer the following questions on a
separate sheet of paper.
• Turn in you paper at the end of class.
• Each student needs to turn in a paper.
1 of 20) Which picture shows
prophase?
2 of 20) Which picture shows
anaphase?
3 of 20) The diploid cells of the
Eurasian butterfly, Leptidea sinapis, in
Spain has 2n=106. How many
chromosomes would be found in
gametes of this butterfly?
4 of 20) Where do the spindle fibers
attach to the chromosomes?
5 of 20) During which event (mitosis or
meiosis) do the 2 homologous
chromosomes form a tetrad?
6 of 20) What type of cell is made
during fertilization?
7 of 20) In which picture are additional
copies of DNA being created?
8 of 20) Name this object.
9 of 20) Which stage of meiosis is
shown in the picture below?
10 of 20) In which picture do the
spindle fibers dissolve?
11 of 20) By letter, place the 5 pictures
in order from start to finish.
12 of 20) What is being illustrated in the
picture below? Does this occur during mitosis
or meiosis?
13 of 20) Two part question.
A) Where does spermatogenesis take place?
B) Where does oogenesis take place?
14 of 20) In which picture do the
spindle fibers form?
15 of 20) Cytokinesis is often described
as the splitting of the _____.
16 of 20) during which phase of meiosis
are tetrads formed?
17 of 20) Match the stage of interphase with the descriptions.
You can use the descriptions more than once.
G1 Stage
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S stage
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G2 stage
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Descriptions
(A) Chromatin copied
(B) Cells grow in size
(C) Organelles created
(D) Normal duty performed
18 of 20) In which picture is
cytokinesis taking place?
19 of 20) List all the meiosis
characteristics.
A) Create gametes
B) Creates regular body
cells
C) Creates diploid cells
D) Creates haploid cells
E) Creates egg cells
F) Creates muscle cells
G) Creates sperm cells
H) Creates blood cells
I) Creates cells that
contain 1 of each
chromosome
J) Creates cells with
chromosomes found
in pairs
20 of 20) describe the difference between
normal cells and cancer cells