6.2 Meiosis - Set 1 Quiz

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What is the importance of meiosis?

I.		Maintain the diploid number of chromosomes from one generation to the next

II.		Increase genetic variation

III.		Produce haploid gametes

IV.		Produce diploid gametes

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How does meiosis provide genetic variation?

I.		Genetic recombination

II.		Independent assortment of chromosomes

III.		Random fertilization

IV.		Crossing-over

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Which of the following order is correct for meiosis I?

(A)		\(\text{Prophase I}\rightarrow\text{metaphase I}\rightarrow\text{telophase I}\rightarrow\text{anapahase I}\rightarrow\text{interphase I}\)

(B)		\(\text{Interphase I}\rightarrow\text{metaphase I}\rightarrow\text{telophase I}\rightarrow\text{anapahase I}\rightarrow\text{prophase I}\)

(C)		\(\text{Interphase I}\rightarrow\text{prophase I}\rightarrow\text{metaphase I}\rightarrow\text{anapahase I}\rightarrow\text{telophase I}\)

(D)		\(\text{Interphase I}\rightarrow\text{metaphase I}\rightarrow\text{prophase I}\rightarrow\text{anapahase I}\rightarrow\text{telophase I}\)

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Which of the following is correct about mitosis and meiosis?

	Mitosis	Meiosis
(A)	Produce 4 daughter cells	Produce 2 daughter cells
(B)	Genetic information carried by daughter cells are identical to one another	Genetic information carried by daughter cells are different from one another
(C)	Has genetic variation	Does not has a genetic variation
(D)	Occur in reproductive organs	Occur in somatic cells

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The following information describes the event occurs in phase G during meiosis I.

What is phase G?

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