Nuclear Division (Cambridge O Level Biology)

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What does the term haploid mean?

  • A nucleus containing two sets of chromosomes.

  • A nucleus containing a single set of chromosomes.

  • A person with only one X chromosome.

  • A person with XXY chromosomes.

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When a somatic (body) cell undergoes cell division, two daughter cells are produced with the same chromosome number as the parent cell.

Which type of division has taken place?

  • Meiosis producing genetically different cells.

  • Mitosis producing genetically identical cells

  • Meiosis producing genetically identical cells.

  • Mitosis producing genetically different cells.

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Which row in the table shows a comparison between meiosis and mitosis?

  mitosis meiosis
A produces 4 daughter cells produces 2 daughter cells
B produces genetically identical cells produces cloned cells
C daughter cells are diploid daughter cells are haploid
D two cell division occur four cell divisions occur

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The diagram shows the chromosomes in a cell nucleus.q2-16-1-nuclear-division-hard-mcq-cie-o-level-biology

Which diagram shows the product of one division of the cell nucleus by mitosis?

  • q2-option-a-16-1-nuclear-division-hard-mcq-cie-o-level-biology

  • q2-option-b-16-1-nuclear-division-hard-mcq-cie-o-level-biology

  • q2-option-c-16-1-nuclear-division-hard-mcq-cie-o-level-biology

  • q2-option-d-16-1-nuclear-division-hard-mcq-cie-o-level-biology

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New cells are formed by the division of existing cells.

The diagram below shows four different cells.

Which one is formed by meiosis?

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The diagram below shows the process of sexual reproduction.

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Which of the processes are shown by stages Q and R?

  Q R
A meiosis mitosis
B mitosis mitosis
C meiosis meiosis
D mitosis meiosis

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