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This document provides a worksheet with questions about cell division. It asks students to identify parts of diagrams showing cell division, including sister chromatids. It also asks students to define key terms and processes involved in the cell cycle like interphase, mitosis, meiosis and cytokinesis. Students are asked how many chromosomes are present at different stages and in daughter cells. They must also identify where processes occur in diagrams of the cell cycle.
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Cell Division Worksheet

1. On figure 12.1 below identify the sister chromatids by drawing a line to the
sister chromatids and writing the words “sister chromatids” beside the line you drew.

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2. If cell “A” has a quantity of DNA represented by the letter P, how much DNA would be
represented by each cell “C”? It would have the shame amount of DNA
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3. Draw a line to the centromere of A and C in Figure12.1


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4. Reproducti
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5. In binary fission, the bacterial chromosomes stay attached to the cell membrane .

6. From a single parent cell, how many daughter cells are produced in mitosis? 2
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7. Liver cells, bone cells,


nerve cells, muscle cells are called somatic cells. Sperm
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cells and egg cells are called gametes .

8. In animals, somatic cells have 2 set(s) of chromosomes.


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9. Division of the nucleus is called


mitosis . Division of the
cytoplasm is called cytokinesis .

10. Golgi apparatus,


RER, SER, lysosomes, ribosomes all duplicate during the G1 phase of
interphase.
11. DNA replication occurs during the S phase of interphase.

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12. 90% of the cell cycle is interphase .

13. Mitosis and cytokinesis make up the M phase of the cell cycle.

14. Cells in the G0 phase have ceased dividing.

15. Each chromosome after DNA replication has two identical parts called
Sister chromatid .

16. A replicated chromosome is also known as a sister chromatid .

17. If a cell has 68 chromosomes at the beginning of the cell cycle, each daughter cell will have
68 chromosomes at the end.

18. Which symbol represents a cell dividing by mitosis? (Circle all that apply)
2n 2n 2n n n n n+n 2n

Use figure 12.2 below to answer the following questions. Write the letter, or letters that best
answer the statement below the diagram.

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1. Synthesis of DNA takes place c


2. Division of cytoplasm and organelles e
3. Cell grows in size following division b
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4. Cell has twice as much DNA as parent cell c


5. Division of chromosomes c
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6. Sister chromatids first present c


7. Subphases of Interphase c
8. Mitotic subphase e
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9. Sister chromatids separate g


10. Subdivisions of mitotic subphase f
11. Interphase a

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12. If an animal cell has the following chromosome number (N = 20), How many
chromosomes would be in each cell that has divided by mitosis? 40

13. A somatic cell from an animal has 18 chromosomes

A. What is the diploid number of chromosomes for this animal?

B. How many chromosomes would be present in a haploid cell from this animal?

C. If a somatic cell of this animal divided by mitosis, how many chromosomes would each
daughter cell contain?

14. Which cell division process would normally be associated with 2n → 2n?
A. Mitosis
B. Meiosis

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Identify the process for Figure 12.3

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15. The process in Figure 12.3 take place in sister cells.

16. Identify where the following occur in Figure 12.3 by writing the term next to the step
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where they occur in Figure 12.3: DNA duplication, cytokinesis, cell growth

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Circle the term that includes all the others in the list.

1. gene, DNA synthesis, mitosis, cytokinesis, cell cycle

2. S subphase, cytokinesis, interphase, mitosis, cell cycle

3. Cell division, binary fission, mitosis, meiosis

4. S subphase, G1 subphase, interphase, G0 subphase

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