Mitosis Mastery: Grade 6 Quiz

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Mitosis Mastery: Grade 6 Quiz


Mitosis Mastery: Grade 6 QuizVersion en ligne Mitosis basics in 5 min par Education 9 1 1) What is the main job of mitosis in a cell? a To divide a cell's nucleus and copy DNA so two new cells form b To stop cell growth c To create new genes in the DNA d To break down the nucleus and DNA 2 2) Which cell parts carry the DNA before mitosis begins? a Cell membrane b Mitochondria c Ribosomes d Chromosomes (DNA wrapped around proteins) 3 3) In which phase do chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell? a Anaphase b Metaphase c Prophase d Telophase 4 4) What happens to sister chromatids during mitosis? a They become identical twins of a new cell b They disappear c They stay attached until cytokinesis ends d They separate and become individual chromosomes 5 5) Why do daughter cells have the same DNA as the parent cell after mitosis? a Because only some chromosomes are copied b Because new DNA is created in each daughter cell c Because DNA is randomly reassembled during mitosis d Because DNA is precisely replicated before division and distributed equally 6 6) Open: Explain how mitosis helps heal a cut knee in real life. a Mitosis enlarges the cut to let air in b Mitosis makes new skin/body cells to replace damaged ones, closing the cut c Mitosis removes damaged cells from the body d Mitosis creates immunity against germs 7 7) Open: If spindle fibers fail during mitosis, what could happen to chromosome separation? a Chromosomes may not separate properly, causing abnormal cells b The cell immediately dies c Only the nucleus grows without dividing d No effect occurs; mitosis fixes itself 8 8) Open: Why is having identical DNA copies in daughter cells important for the organism? a Because it helps cells grow faster b To make different organs look the same c To save energy during cell division d So cells function correctly and tissues develop consistently Feedback 1 Mitosis ensures two nuclei with identical DNA are formed for new cells. 2 DNA is organized into chromosomes that condense before division. 3 Metaphase aligns chromosomes at the cell center before separation. 4 Separation of sister chromatids creates two identical sets of chromosomes. 5 DNA is faithfully replicated and distributed to both new nuclei. 6 In healing, cells divide by mitosis to replace lost or damaged cells, speeding recovery. 7 Spindle fiber failure can lead to nondisjunction or unequal distribution of chromosomes. 8 Identical DNA ensures consistent cell function and proper development.

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Mitosis Mastery: Grade 6 QuizVersion en ligne

par Education 9

1) What is the main job of mitosis in a cell?

2) Which cell parts carry the DNA before mitosis begins?

3) In which phase do chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell?

4) What happens to sister chromatids during mitosis?

5) Why do daughter cells have the same DNA as the parent cell after mitosis?

6) Open: Explain how mitosis helps heal a cut knee in real life.

7) Open: If spindle fibers fail during mitosis, what could happen to chromosome separation?

8) Open: Why is having identical DNA copies in daughter cells important for the organism?

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