Continuation of Cell Cycle where the cell is now ready to divide after interphase.

9. ADVANCING LETTER GAME: ADVANCE 1 LETTER TO GET THE WORD.
NOTE: LETTER A IS ALWAYS GIVEN, IT CANNOT BE CHANGED.

10. parent cell containing
two sets of
chromosomes
(paternal and maternal
chromosome).
C H O K N H
DIPLOID

11. one pair and parallel
strands of a
duplicated
chromosome joined by
a single centromere.
B G Q N L A S H C
CHROMATIDS

12. occurrence
of such
splitting.
B K D A U A F D
CLEAVAGE

13. starts at the
middle of the cell
where new cell
moves outward.
O K A S D
PLATE

14. a point of
guidance or
attraction
O N K D R
POLES

16. M-PHASE
CELL DIVISION

17. PROCESS BY WHICH A
PARENT CELL DIVIDES
INTO TWO OR MORE
DAUGHTER CELLS

20. type of cell division in which
one cell (the mother) divides
to produce two new cells
(the daughters) that are
genetically identical to
itself.

24. • PRO: “BEFORE”
• NUCLEAR
MEMBRANE
dissolves and
SPINDLE FIBERS
are formed.
• CENTRIOLES
migrate to opposite
poles of the cell.

25. • META: “MIDDLE”
• CHROMOSOMES
move and ALIGN in
the METAPHASE
PLATE.
• SPINDLE FIBERS
connect each
chromosome on its
centromere.

26. • ANA: “AWAY”
• SISTER
CHROMATIDS of
each chromosome
DIVIDE.
• Move to the
opposite poles.
• SPINDLE FIBERS
shortens.

27. • TELO: “TWO”
• NUCLEAR
MEMBRANE forms.
• CHROMOSOMES
start to UNCOIL.
• SPINDLE FIBERS
dissolve &
disappear.
NOTE: EACH CHROMOSOME IN A DAUGHTER CELL IS COMPOSEDOF ONLY
ONE CHROMATID.

28. CYTOPLASM starts to
DIVIDE.
ANIMAL CELL: cell moving
INWARDS until the cell is
divided into two cells.
PLANT CELL: starts at the
middle of the cell and
moves OUTWARD – PLATE
FORMATION

34. of
the epidermal
cells on the
donor area both
involve the
process of

35. I learned that
__________________.
Based on these, I realized that
__________________.
From now on, I will
__________________.
SUM UP TODAY’S LESSON BY COMPLETING THE SENTENCES.

36. is the process by which
parent cell divides into two daughter cells.
Which undergoes either MITOSIS (makes
Body cells) or MEIOSIS (makes Gametes).

37. results to two nuclei with identical
genetic material. It is a continuous process
which is divided into four stages.

38. where nuclear membrane
disappear and spindle fibers are formed.
where chromosomes align
in the middle

39. where the chromosomes are
separated and moves to opposite poles.
nuclear membrane forms
and two identical cells are made.

40. The process in which the cytoplasm starts
to divide is called the .
It differs in animal and plant cell.

41. In it forms a cleavage
furrow while in it forms a
cell plate.

42. 1. Which of the following best describe mitosis?
DIRECTIONS: Read and analyze the questions carefully. Write only
the letter of the best answer.
There are 2 daughter cells produced with the same
number of chromosomes as to the parent cell.
There are 2 daughter cells produced with half number
of chromosomes as to the parent cell.
There are 4 daughter cells produced with the same
number of chromosomes as to the parent cell.
There are 4 daughter cells produced with half number
of chromosomes as to the parent cell.

43. 2. In which phase do the chromosomes align?
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
3. In which stage of mitosis do the chromosomes are seen
at the opposite poles?
metaphase
telophase
prophase
cytokinesis

44. Refer to the diagram below in answering questions 4-7.
I, II, III, IV
II, III, IV, I
III, IV, I, II
IV, I, III, II
I II III IV
4. Which of the
following is the correct
order of the stages of
mitosis?

45. Refer to the diagram below in answering questions 4-7.
I II III IV
5. Which picture shows the event in
metaphase?
6. Which picture shows the event in prophase?
7. Which picture shows the event in anaphase?

46. 8. Which of the following is the stage where
cleavage furrow is formed and considered the
last stage of mitosis?
anaphase
telophase
metaphase
prophase

47. 9. Which of the following is true about plant
cell division that differentiates it from animal
cell division?
Formation of a cell plate
Formation of a cleavage furrow
inability for undergo cytokinesis
production of four new cells after mitosis

48. 10. Why is mitosis important?
Nourishment of nutrient
Growth and development
Source of energy
Blueprint of life

49. 1. Which of the following best describe mitosis?
DIRECTIONS: Read and analyze the questions carefully. Write only
the letter of the best answer.
There are 2 daughter cells produced with half number
of chromosomes as to the parent cell.
There are 4 daughter cells produced with the same
number of chromosomes as to the parent cell.
There are 4 daughter cells produced with half number
of chromosomes as to the parent cell.
There are 2 daughter cells produced with the same
number of chromosomes as to the parent cell.

50. 2. In which phase do the chromosomes align?
Prophase
Anaphase
Telophase
3. In which stage of mitosis do the chromosomes are seen
at the opposite poles?
metaphase
prophase
cytokinesis
Metaphase
telophase

51. Refer to the diagram below in answering questions 4-7.
I, II, III, IV
II, III, IV, I
III, IV, I, II
I II III IV
4. Which of the
following is the correct
order of the stages of
mitosis?
IV, I, III, II

52. Refer to the diagram below in answering questions 4-7.
I II III IV
5. Which picture shows the event in
metaphase?
6. Which picture shows the event in prophase?
7. Which picture shows the event in anaphase?

53. 8. Which of the following is the stage where
cleavage furrow is formed and considered the
last stage of mitosis?
anaphase
metaphase
prophase
telophase

54. 9. Which of the following is true about plant
cell division that differentiates it from animal
cell division?
Formation of a cleavage furrow
inability for undergo cytokinesis
production of four new cells after mitosis
Formation of a cell plate

55. 10. Why is mitosis important?
Nourishment of nutrient
Source of energy
Blueprint of life
Growth and development

56. 1. Infer why the tip of an onion root is a good place to look for
dividing cells.
2. Write it in your science notebook.

58. PREPARED BY:
HONEYLETTE N. SAGER, RM
STUDENT TEACHER
AY 2019- 2020