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Cell Reproduction and Mitosis: Understanding the Cell Cycle

This Jeopardy game explores the process of mitosis, the cell cycle, and the importance of cell reproduction. Learn about the different phases, structures involved, and the benefits and challenges of mitosis. Test your knowledge and understanding of cell reproduction through this interactive game!

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Cell Reproduction and Mitosis: Understanding the Cell Cycle

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  1. Jeopardy Game Cell Reproduction

  2. Mitosis A Mitosis B Mitosis C Cell Cycle Changes 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 200pts 200pts 200pts 200pts 200pts 300 pts 300 pts 300 pts 300 pts 300 pts 400 pts 400pts 400 pts 400 pts 400 pts 500 pts 500 pts 500 pts 500 pts 500 pts FINAL JEOPARDY

  3. Question 1 mitosis Cells process that most cells go through at least once in their lifetime. Check Answer

  4. Question 2 Smaller size allows necessary materials to get where they’re needed. Why are most cells microscopic? Check Answer

  5. Question 3 Chromosomes double, replicate; interphase What happens to chromosomes before the start of mitosis and name the phase it happens in. Check Answer

  6. Question 4 Prophase; chromosomes coil and start moving to the center of the cell; attach to spindle fibers. Name the 1st step of mitosis and describe what happens to chromosomes? Check Answer

  7. Question 5 Metaphase, centromere In which step of mitosis are the chromosomes lined up in the center of the cell? What structure allows them to attach? Check Answer

  8. Question 6 chromosomes Most cells contain many of these in the nucleus. Check Answer

  9. Question 7 Sister chromatids Name the 2 strands of a chromosome after the original is copied. Check Answer

  10. Question 8 cells 2 new _____ are formed in the 4th step. Check Answer

  11. Question 9 Centrioles, opposite sides of cell In step 3, fibers pull the chromatids towards the _____, but only in animal cells. Check Answer

  12. Question 10 Replaces cells, produces new cells Name two benefits of mitosis. Check Answer

  13. Question 11 Insures all genetic material (instructions) is in new cells. What is the importance of mitosis as a means of cell reproduction? Check Answer

  14. Question 12 Anaphase Chromosomes are pulled to opposite sides of the cell in this phase. Check Answer

  15. Question 13 Telophase Nucleus reforms in this phase & the cell completes its division. Check Answer

  16. Question 14 cytokinesis Process that occurs to actually split the cytoplasmic contents into two cells. Check Answer

  17. Question 15 Animal cells – pinch in two; plant cells form cell plate A difference between cytokinesis of plants and animals. Check Answer

  18. Question 16 Interphase General name given to time period between mitosis. Check Answer

  19. Question 17 Growth, cell functions What occurs in G1 stage of the cell cycle? Check Answer

  20. Question 18 Synthesis, replication, or copying of chromosomes What occurs in S phase of the cell cycle? Check Answer

  21. Question 19 G1, S, G2 Three parts of interphase Check Answer

  22. Question 20 Cell cycle Which is longer mitosis or the cell cycle? Check Answer

  23. Question 21 apoptosis What term means programmed cell death? Check Answer

  24. Question 22 rapidly Cells reproduce too _____ in cancer. Check Answer

  25. Question 23 Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy Name 3 possible cancer treatments Check Answer

  26. Question 24 carcinogens What are external cancer causes known as. Check Answer

  27. Question 25 Stem cells Type of cells that are “shape shifters”. Check Answer

  28. Final Jeopardy • With the possible exception of cancer cells, which phase of the cell cycle would cells be in MOST of the time?

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