Learning Guide 2 Quiz
Understanding Cell Biology Quiz
Test your knowledge of cell biology with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers fundamental concepts such as cell division, DNA structure, and genetic variation. Perfect for students and biology enthusiasts alike, it provides a fun way to reinforce your understanding.
Key Topics:
- Mitosis and meiosis
- Chromosomes and DNA
- Gametes and fertilization
- Genotypes and phenotypes
The process of normal cell division, resulting in two identical cells, is called ……………
Meiosis
Mitosis
Mutation
Mendel
In all organisms, DNA comes packaged in the cells as pieces called ………..
Nucleus
Gonads
Chromosomes
Gametes
Which of the following statements is False?
No two cells in an organism have identical chromosomes
Mitosis produces two identical “daughter cells”
Human body cells have 46 chromosomes
Every organism has its own number of chromosomes
The way a particular gene is displayed outwardly is called the …………….
Genome
Autosome
Genotype
Phenotype
Each organism has two sets of chromosomes because ………
One comes from each parent
Mitosis produces two cells
All mature organisms have two gonads
DNA replication makes two new strands
Different versions of a gene are called ……………
Traits
Genotypes
Phenotypes
Alleles
The special sex cells produced during sexual reproduction are the ………….
Gametes
Gonads
Daughter cells
Testes
The gametes are produced by …………..
Fertilisation
Mitosis
Meiosis
DNA Replication
Fertilisation results in the production of a ………….
Gamete
Baby
Pollen
Zygote
Variations involving the gametes will be …….
Inherited
Asexual
Environmental
Mutations
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