Cells continue to divide until they die, True, False, The purpose of cell division is to replace damaged or dead cells, promote growth, and reproduce., True, False, Cells are inert building blocks, True, False, Cells reproduce their exact copies through mitosis, True, False, Mitosis has nothing to do with our wound that heals, True, False, Mitosis occurs in Eukaryotic cells only, True, Flase, The process of by which damaged cells are repaired in the body is called, Photosynthesis, Breathing, Digestion, Mitosis, Mitosis is a type of cell division that produces non-identical daughter cells, True, False, What is the main purpose of cell division, To produce energy, To eliminate waste, To help the body grow and repair itself, To help transport gases, In cell division, what happens to one cell, It becomes smaller, It stops functioning, It turns into a different type of a cell, It becomes two or more new cells, What is cell division, The process of making food inside the cells, The process of transporting oxygen inside the cells, The process of one cell dividing into two or more new cells, The process of breaking down food inside the cell, What is the basic unit of life, Tissue, Organ, Cell, Organ system, What is the term for the process where one cell splits into two identical daughter cells?, Breathing, Mitosis, Digestion, Photosynthesis, Which of the following is NOT a reason why cells divide in our bodies, To replace old and damaged cells, To help us breathe, To help us grow, To repair injuries, Which process do prokaryotic cells use to divide?, Binary fission, Mitosis, Meiosis, Which process do prokaryotic cells use to divide?, Binary fission, Mitosis, Meiosis, During binary fission, one parent cell produces:, four daughter cells, Two identical daughter cells, one smaller cells, two different cells, What is the first step during binary fission?, Cell splits, Septum forms, cytoplasm disappears, DNA replicates.

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