Question

1. before the cell divides the

a) growth
b) form two copies of each chromosome
c) cell cycle
d) produces new cells

1. cell division that produces two new identical cells is called

a) form two copies of each chromosome
b) mitosis
c) multicellular organisms
d) g1 phase

1. once the sets of chromosomes have been separated

a) nucleus divides
b) cell cycle
c) growth
d) two identical cells

1. what is the longest phase of the cell cycle

a) g1 phase
b) g2 phase
c) cell growth phase
d) interphase

1. which stage of the cell cycle prepares the cell

a) g1 phase
b) s phase
c) g2 phase
d) mitosis phase

Explanation:

1. Before cell division, DNA replication occurs which forms two copies of each chromosome.
2. Mitosis is the cell - division process that produces two new identical cells.
3. After chromosome sets are separated, the nucleus divides.
4. Interphase is the longest phase of the cell cycle which includes G1, S, and G2 phases.
5. The G1 phase prepares the cell for DNA replication in the S - phase.

Answer:

1. b) Form two copies of each chromosome
2. b) Mitosis
3. a) Nucleus divides
4. d) Interphase
5. a) G1 phase