Using Key Terms
1.Most multicellular eukaryotes form
specialized reproductive cells by
a.binary fission. c.meiosis.
b.mitosis. d.fragmentation.
2.Genes are exchanged between homologous
chromosomes during the process called
a.fertilization. c.meiosis.
b.crossing-over. d.telophase II.
3.The random distribution of homologous
chromosomes during meiosis is called
a.fission.
b.budding.
c.crossing over.
d.independent assortment.
4.In humans, gametes join during the process
called ______ to form a diploid zygote.
a.asexual reproduction
b.meiosis
c.fertilization
d.crossing-over
5.For each pair of terms, explain the
differences in their meanings.
a.spermatogenesis, oogenesis
b.asexual reproduction, sexual
reproduction
c.sporophyte, gametophyte
Understanding Key Ideas
6.Which of the following events occurs
during prophase I of meiosis?
a.crossing-over
b.duplication of chromatids
c.reduction in chromosome number
d.separation of chromatids to opposite poles
7.Homologous pairs of chromosomes move
to opposite poles during
a.prophase I. c.metaphase II.
b.anaphase I. d.anaphase II.
8.Spermatogenesis produces
a.four haploid cells.
b.four diploid cells.
c.four polar bodies.
d.two haploid cells.
9.Sexual reproduction may have originated
as a way for cells to
a.shuffle genetic material.
b.repair damaged DNA.
c.produce diploid individuals.
d.increase their population growth at a
maximum rate.
10.In plants, the sporophyte generation
produces ______ spores through meiosis.
a.haploid
b.triploid
c.diploid
d.mutated
11.After crossing-over as shown below, what
would the sequence of genes be for each of
the chromatids?
12.Compare and contrast the processes of
mitosis and meiosis. (Hint:See Chapter 6,
Section 4.)
- What is the function of a
nurse cell in egg formation? - Review two hypotheses
that have been proposed to explain
parthenogenesis according to the strengths
and weaknesses of those hypotheses.
Which hypothesis do you think is more
supportable, and why? - Concept MappingMake a concept
map that shows the three sexual life cycles in
eukaryotic organisms. Include the following
words in your map: meiosis, fusion, gametes,
spores, fertilization, zygote, gametophyte,
sporophyte, haploid, and diploid.
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