Stages Of Mitosis In Order
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Memorizing the various stages of mitosis can seem difficult. Test your knowledge of mitosis to see where you stand!
- 1.What is the first phase of Mitosis?
- A.
Prophase
- B.
Prometaphase
- C.
Metaphase
- D.
Anaphase
- 2.Which of the following does NOT occur during prophase?
- A.
The nuclear envelope breaks and opens for future cells
- B.
Chromosomes begin to undergo a process
- C.
The sprinkle begins to form as two pairs of centrioles move to opposite sides
- D.
Microtubules begin to polymerize from duplicated centrosomes
- 3.What comes after prophase?
- A.
Metaphase
- B.
Anaphase
- C.
Prometaphase
- D.
Cytokinesis
- 4.What comes after prometaphase?
- A.
Anaphase
- B.
Metaphase
- C.
Anametaphase
- D.
Telophase
- 5.What comes after metaphase?
- A.
Telophase
- B.
Cytokinesis
- C.
Metaprophase
- D.
Anaphase
- 6.What is the last step of mitosis?
- A.
Telophase and Cytokinesis
- B.
Telophase
- C.
Cytokinesis
- D.
Anaphase
- 7.What occurs in the last stage of mitosis?
- A.
Chromosomes temporarily stop moving
- B.
Daughter cells result with identical genetic compositions
- C.
Proteins "walk" toward the end of the microtubules
- 8.Which of the following is NOT a phase of mitosis?
- A.
Anaphase
- B.
Prophase
- C.
Metaphase
- D.
Kinesis
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