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Chromosome & Mitosis Jeopardy PicturesKaryotypesInterphaseMitosisGrab-Bag Final Jeopardy (if you get this wrong, you lose whatever you wagered)

Pictures = 1 point Name this stage of the cell cycle. HOME ?

Pictures = 2 points Name this stage of the cell cycle. HOME

Pictures = 3 points Put these pictures of the cell cycle in order from start to finish. HOME

Pictures = 4 points Which stage of the cell cycle is not seen in this picture? HOME

Pictures = 5 points Name this object found in plant cells during cytokinesis. HOME ?

Karyotypes = 1 point Is this a karyotype from a gamete or somatic cell? HOME

Karyotypes = 2 points How many chromosomes would be in a zygote of this frog species? HOME

Karyotypes = 3 points How many chromatids would be in a sperm cell of this monkey? HOME The haploid number is 21. But every chromosome has 2 chromatids. 21 chromosomes x 2 chromatids each = 42 chromatids.

Karyotypes = 4 points Will and Angela have a baby girl that is diagnosed with three chromosome #9’s. All other chromosomes appear normal. Write the notation for this baby? HOME

Karyotypes = 5 points Here is a karyotype that shows 21 pairs of chromosomes. Name the proteins that are wrapped around the DNA to make a chromosome. HOME

Interphase = 1 point How many stages of interphase exist? HOME

Interphase = 2 points Name (not abbreviate) the 2 nd stage of interphase. HOME

Interphase = 3 points How many pictures of interphase can you find? HOME

Interphase = 4 points Which does not happen during interphase? (There may be more than one answer) A = Organelles created B = Cell performs normal job C = Cell grows D = DNA created E = Chromosomes appear HOME

Interphase = 5 points In which stage(s) of interphase are additional organelles created? HOME

Mitosis = 1 point In which picture does chromatin coil into chromosomes? HOME

Mitosis = 2 points Which is not true of cells made by mitosis? There may be more than one answer. A = Two cells made B = Makes diploid cells C = Makes somatic cells D = Makes pollen cells E = Makes body cells F = Divides the zygote HOME

Mitosis = 3 points What is the division of the cytoplasm called? HOME

Mitosis = 4 points During mitosis, a parent cell will divide into two identical cells called what? HOME

Mitosis = 5 points Put the pictures of mitosis in order from start to finish. HOME Since interphase is not a stage of mitosis, you cannot include picture C.

Grab-Bag = 1 point From outer space, what is the brightest city in the world? HOME

Grab-Bag = 2 points Which planet is closest to the sun? HOME Uranus Neptune Saturn Jupiter

Grab-Bag = 3 points Put these presidents in order from who was in office first to last. HOME Jimmy CarterRonald ReaganLyndon JohnsonHarry Truman

Grab-Bag = 4 points Write the last names of California’s two senators. HOME

Grab-Bag = 5 points Name the tallest mountain range in the world. (not the tallest mountain) HOME

Final Jeopardy Which picture is: 1) Down’s syndrome = ____ 2) Klinefelter’s syndrome = ____ 3) Turner’s syndrome = _____ 4) Patau’s syndrome = _____ HOME