B6 Sexual reproduction

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Do animals usually reproduce via sexual or asexual reproduction?

A

Sexual reproduction

B

Asexual reproduction

C


D


Which process is used to create sex cells (gametes)?

A

Mitosis

B

Meiosis

C

Binary fission

D


What do we call the fusion of male of female sex cells?

Sexual reproduction involves the combination of DNA from two different parents. This means that the offspring will be genetically _________ to either of their parents.

Sperm and egg cells are haploid cells and only have _____  chromosomes. When a sperm cell __________

 the egg cell though, they form a diploid cell that has  ______ chromosomes.




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fertilizes

absorbs

Remember that sexual reproduction doesn't have to involve 'sex'or 'intercourse'. It just refers to the fusion of male and female sex cells


During sexual reproduction in plants, which two sex cells fuse together?

A

Sperm and egg

B

Pollen and egg

C

Sperm and pollen

D


How many parents are involved in asexual reproduction?

A

1

B

2

C

3

D

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As a result of asexual reproduction, are the offspring genetically identical or genetically unique?

A

Genetically identical

B

Genetically unique

C


D


When fungi and plants reproduce asexually, which process do they use?

A

Mitosis

B

Meiosis

C


D


Do bacteria reproduce via sexual or asexual reproduction?

A

Sexual reproduction

B

Asexual reproduction

C


D