This document provides information about the phases of mitosis including prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase. It discusses key events that occur during each phase, such as chromosomes condensing during prophase, aligning at the metaphase plate during metaphase, and separating into two identical daughter cells during telophase. The document also includes review questions to test comprehension of mitosis and what occurs during each phase, with answers provided.

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18. Prophase
What happen to the chromosomes
during prophase?
 Chromosomes condense and
become visible.
Where do centrioles move during
Prophase?
Do spindle fibers start to form during
prophase?
 Centrioles moves at South
and North Pole of the cell.
 Yes, mitotic spindle fibers
start to form during prophase.

19. Prophase Metaphase

20. Metaphase
What happen to the nuclear membrane and nucleolus during
metaphase?
 During metaphase nuclear membrane and nucleolus
disappears or dissolves.
What is the significance of sister chromatid alignment at the
equator during metaphase?
 The significance of chromosomes or sister chromatids
alignment at the metaphase plate is for preparation for the
equal separation of the sister chromatids.

21. Prophase Metaphase Anaphase

22. Anaphase
What is the purpose of sister
chromatids separation during
anaphase?
 Sister chromatids separation is important to
ensure that the genetic materials will be
equally transported for two new identical
daughter cells.

23. Prophase Metaphase Anaphase
Telophase

24. Telophase
Why is it said that, telophase is the reverse or opposite of
prophase?
 In telophase nuclear membrane and nucleolus appears and
chromosomes begin to uncoil while in prophase nuclear
membrane and nucleolus disappear and chromosomes
condensed.
How many daughter cells are formed after the Mitosis?
 Two new daughter cells are formed after Mitosis.

25. How many phases of Mitosis have?
What are those?
Mitosis has four phases
namely prophase, metaphase,
anaphase and telophase.

26. Prophase Metaphase Anaphase
Telophase

30. Directions: On ¼ piece of paper, choose
the letter of the correct answer for the
question/statement given below.
1.Which phase of Mitosis where the
chromosomes being pulled apart by
threads or spindle fibers?
a. Prophase
b. Metaphase
c. Anaphase
d. Telophase

31. 2. How many daughter cells are
produced after mitotic cell
division?
a.Two
b.Three
c.Four
d.Five

32. 3. On what phase do chromosomes
condensed?
a.Telophase
b.Prophase
c.Metaphase
d.Anaphase

33. 4. What is/are the importance/s of Mitosis in
an organism?
I. Repairing of tissues
II.Growth of an organism
III.Reproduction of new individual.
a.I only
b.II only
c.I and II only
d.I, II, III

34. 5. What happen during metaphase of
Mitosis?
a.Chromosomes are pulled apart.
b.Chromosomes line up at the
metaphase plate or equator of the cell.
c.New nuclear membranes are formed.
d.Chromosomes condense and become
thicker.

35. Answers
1. C
2. A
3. B
4. C
5. B

36. 1. Draw the four phases of mitosis
and label the different parts of it.
2. Define and give the different part
of meiosis
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