FINAL ASSESSMENT SIXTH GRADE IIP
  • 1. What type of cells does mitosis make?
A) Body cells, like skin and stomach cells
B) Sex cells, like hair and brain cells
C) Sex cells, like sperm and egg
D) Body cells, like sperm and egg
  • 2. Meiosis makes sperm and egg cells which are called:
A) Gametes  (Eggs and Sperm)
B) Gametes  (body cell)
C) Sex cells (Eggs and Sperm
D) Body/Somatic cells
  • 3. How many chromosomes do human body (somatic) cells have? /
A) 46 chormosomes
B) 23 cromatids
C) 48 chromosomes
D) 48 cromatids
  • 4. Look at the chart and the cells. You started with one cell with 46 chromosomes. What is the product of meiosis?
A) four cells with 23 chromosomes
B) four cells with 46 chromosomes
C) two cells with 46 chromosomes
D) eight cells with 46 chromosomes
  • 5. A sperm cell and an egg cell each have ___ chromosomes
A) 22 cromatids
B) 46 chromosomes
C) 48 cromatids
D) 23 chromosomes
  • 6. In which phase do your cells replicate (copy) your chromosomes?
A) Interphase
B) Prophase
C) Citokynesis
D) Metaphase
  • 7. Which process involves TWO divisions?
A) Sex cell division
B) Meiosis
C) Ovum division
D) Mitosis
  • 8. Crossing-over allows for genetic exchange between what type of chromosomes?
A) heterologous chromosomes
B) homologous chromosomes
C) sex chromosomes
D) body chromosomes
  • 9. Prophase II is not as eventful as Prophase I because:
A) The nuclear membrane does not disappear
B) The cell membrane does not divide
C) The cytoplasm does not divide
D) Crossing-over does not occur
  • 10. Gametogenesis may differ between men and women, because in men
A) gametes are called eggcell
B) gametes are called ovocell
C) gametes are called sperm
D) gametes are called ovum
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