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Chapter 17 Review
1. A twisted ankle requires
a. regeneration of the tendon
b. cell division to repair torn tendon tissue
c. tendon tissue that can live independently
d. sexual reproduction of injured tissue
2. The chemical code that contains information for
an organism’s growth, development, and repair
is
a. DNA
b. Centromere
c. Chromatid
d. Nucleus
3. Skin tissue is different from brain tissue
because
a. It is easier to see
b. Brain tissue life span is shorter than skin
tissue life span
c. It is specialized to perform specific functions.
d. It develops first
4. A multicellular eukaryotic cell reproduces by
a. Cell division including mitosis and cytokinesis
b. Budding
c. Binary fission
d. Regeneration
5. Chromosomes separate at the centromere to
form
a. DNA
b. Genes
c. Deoxyribonucleic acid
d. Chromatids
6. As your body grows larger
a. Cells continue to grow larger
b. Cells shrink
c. Cell division creates new cells through growth
and development
d. Asexual reproduction makes specialized cells
7. A prokaryotic unicellular organism
a. Reproduces by mitosis and cytokinesis
b. Reproduces by asexual reproduction
c. Reproduces by sexual reproduction
d. Reproduces by regeneration
8. _______________ is a common characteristic
of asexual and sexual reproduction.
a. Offspring are genetically identical to the
parent
b. Reproduction rate is the same
c. Both have two parents
d. Cell division
9. One advantage of asexual reproduction is that
a. It occurs slowly
b. Organisms can easily find mates
c. It requires at least two organisms
d. Large populations can develop in a short time
10.
Mitosis occurs in cells with
a. A nucleus
b. Genetic material in the cytoplasm
c. A short growth phase
d. A long cell cycle
11. The cell cycle consists of 3 parts
a. Interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis
b. Prophase, cytokinesis, metaphase
c. Anaphase, mitosis, cytokinesis
d. Interphase, metaphase, cytokinesis
12.
DNA duplicates and forms ______ during
________.
a. Chromosomes; prophase
b. Chromatids; interphase
c. Chromatids; prophase
d. Chromosomes; anaphase
13.
The final stage of the cell cycle is
a. Metaphase
b. Interphase
c. Mitosis
d. Cytokinesis
14.
A plant cell’s cell cycle differs from an
animal’s cell cycle because
a. The cell membrane disappears.
b. A new cell plate appears during cytokinesis
c. A new cell membrane appears during
cytokinesis
d. There is no difference
15.
A cell’s normal life functions and cell
division is carried out during
a. Interphase
b. The cell cycle
c. Cytokinesis
d. Sexual reproduction