1. The resting phase of the cell or growth phase of the cell?

2. Alignment of the chromosomes at the equator happen in?

3. A large fluid filled membrane bound sac with the cytoplasm that contains a solution of salts,
ions, pigments, and waste materials
4. What do you call a comparatively rigid, supporting wall exterior to the plasma membrane in
plats, fungi, prokaryotes and certain protists?
5. Site of protein synthesis
6. It contains the DNA and serves as the control center of the cell
7. Plant cell contain mitochondria which_____
8. A theory is a? ______
9. Which of the following items is the study of plant classification and the principles? ______
10. The colorless plastids are synthesized lipid in other in other materials?
11. The movement of a solvent from its higher concentration to lower concentration?
12. The type of transport that requires energy or ATP?
13. The powerhouse of the cell
14. The outer covering of the plant cell is?
15. It also refers to as binary fission or direct division?
16. Which of the following we must do in order to reduce environmental impact?
17. Replication of DNA occurs in?
18. Tentative and proven explanation of an observation?
19. Which of the following if the study of the interaction between plants and environment?
20. The products of photosynthesis are?
21. It is the movement of a solvent from higher to lower concentration through a selectively
permeable membrane?
22. In addition to light chuchu, what are needed in a photosynthesis?
23. This type of plastids contains abundant colored lipids
24. Which of the following is he study of plant form, life cycles, and structure?
25. He discovered the cell using a compound microscope?
26. Which of the following types of plastids is responsible for storing starch?
27. The study of plants and their impact on the environment is important because plants_____
28. It is the basic and functional unit of life
29. The products of photosynthesis are?
30. It is the resting phase of the cell or growth phase of the cell cycle?
31. It deals with the distribution of plants on its earth surfaces
32. The following are important of plants except?
33. This is the process in which energy of organic molecules is released for biological work
34. Process of causing the seed to sprout or develop?
35. Science of heredity
36. The mother-in-law plant
37. DNA molecules transmit genetic information from one generation from one generation to the
next in plants and other organisms
38. An evolutionary modification that improves an organism’s chances off survival and reproductive
success.
39. A nucleic acid present in a cell’s chromosomes that contains genetic information
40. Theory that the cell is the basic unit of life, of which all living things are composed, and that all
cells are derived from pre-existing cells
41. A cell that posses a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles
42. Eukaryote Latin?
43. Prokaryote Latin?
44. A cell that lacks nuclei and other membrane-bound organelles
45. Acts as a selective barrier to passage of materials into and out and out of the cell
46. A group of membrane- bound organelles occurring in photosynthetic eukaryotic cells
47. Site of photosynthesis
48. Small, undifferentiated plastids
49. A specific stage in the transformation of proplastids to chloroplasts, occur when tissues are
grown without light
50. An organelle composed of interconnected network of internal membranes within eukaryotic
cells
51. Site of enzymatic activity
52. Lacks ribosomes
53. Associated with ribosomes
54. Composed of stack of flattened membranous sacs, they modifies, packages and sorts proteins
that will be secreted or sent to the plasma membrane or other organelles
55. It is composed of microtubules and microfilaments, they maintain cell’s shape and are involved
in cellular movement
56. Animal cells divide with the formation of?
57. This is formed as the chromosomes move to the ends of microtubule spindle formed by the
centrioles
58. Current model for the structure of the plasma membrane and other cell membranes in which
protein molecules “float” in a fluid phospholipid bilayer
59. Net movement of particles along a concentration gradient from an area of higher concentration
to an area of lower concentration
60. Force within the cell that pushes the plasma membrane against the cell wall
61. A carrier protein helps move a material across a membrane in the direction of the concentration
gradient, from high to low concentration
62. Nuclear division is also known as
63. Cytoplasmic division is also known as
64. Condition of having two sets of chromosomes per nucleus
65. Condition of having one set of chromosomes per nucleus
66. Members of a chromosome pair that are similar in size, shape, and genetic constitution
67. Cyclic series of events in the life of a dividing eukaryotic cell
68. Stage of the cell cycle between successive mitotic divisions
69. The first stage after division, the cell is recovering from division
70. Phase that is more variable in duration
71. Intense biochemical activities takes place at this stage and all precursors for DNA synthesis,
histone synthesis are synthesized and mobilized
72. At this stage, chromosomal DNA undergoes replication and produce two chromatin strands
73. The long DNA unwinds and semi-conservative replication is initiated at several points
simultaneously.
74. Test to determine if a hypothesis is correct
75. Aspects of the experiment that can be changed or held constant
76. During the replication, one of the daughter DNA molecules retains the parental histone core
proteins and the other gets associated with the newly synthesized histone units to form a new
chromatin thread
77. Stage that takes about 7-8 hours
78. Two chromatin strands are formed in about 7 hours of time
79. The replication work progresses in both the directions till they meet the neighboring replicons
80. This state lasts for about 5-6 hours of time
81. Once the chromatin strands are duplicated, ____ phase is initiated
82. At this stage, intense biochemical activities required for chromosomal contraction and
development of mitotic apparatus take place
83. Phase in which there is an increase in nuclear size and now the cell is set to enter into a dramatic
condensation and movement phase
84. In this stage, various types of RNAs are synthesized
85. RNA synthesis continues
86. Division of the cell nucleus resulting in two daughter nuclei, each with the same number of
chromosomes as the parent nucleus
87. Stage of cell division in which the cytoplasm divides to form two daughter cells
88. Stage in mitosis in which chromatin condenses into chromosomes
89. Stage in mitosis in which the nucleolus disappears
90. Stage in mitosis in which duplicated chromosomes line up along midplane cell
91. Stage in mitosis wherein mitotic spindle begins to form
92. Structure consisting mainly of microtubules that provides the framework for chromosome
movement during cell division
93. Stage in mitosis in which nuclear envelope breaks down
94. Sister chromatids separate to move to opposite poles of the cell, each chromatid is now a
separate chromosome
95. Mitotic stage in which spindle disappears
96. Mitotic stage in which nucleoli reappear
97. Mitotic stage in which nuclear envelope forms around each set of chromosomes
98. Mitotic stage in which chromosomes lengthen and become a chromatin
99. Structure in plants that forms during cytokinesis in plants, separating two daughter cells
produced by mitosis
100. Generally takes place in telophase
101. A process in which 2n cell undergoes successive nuclear divisions, potentially producing
four n nuclei
102. Leads to formation of spores in plants
103. Members of each homologous pair of chromosomes separate and are distributed into
separate nuclei in two daughter cells
104. Chromatids separate into individual chromosomes and are distributed into different
haploid daughter cells
105. Physical association of homologous chromosomes during prophase I of meiosis
106. Exchange of segments of homologous chromosomes
107. These two occurs during prophase I of meiosis
108. Involves a single nuclear division in which two daughter cells formed are genetically
identical to each other and to the original cell
109. Involves two successive nuclear division and forms four haploid cells, each with a
different combination of genes
110. Synapsis of homologous chromosomes occur in? ______
111. Plants alternate haploid and diploid generations
112. 2n, spore-producing stage in plant life cycle
113. n, gamete-producing stage in plant life cycle
114.