| A | B |
|---|
| ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION | ONLY ONE PARENT IS INVOLVED;DOES NOT INVOLVE THE UNION OF TWO DIFFERENT CELLS. |
| REGENERATION | PROCESS BY WHICH AN ORGANISM GROWS BACK A PART OF ITS BODY THAT HAS BEEN LOST. |
| FISSION | THE SPLITTING OF AN ORGANISM INTO TWO EQUAL PARTS. |
| BUDDING | THE SPLITTING OF AN ORGANISM'S CYTOPLASM INTO TWO UNEQUAL PARTS. |
| VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION | PROCESS IN WHICH LEAVES, ROOTS AND STEMS PRODUCE NEW ORGANISMS |
| TUBER | AN ENLARGED UNDERGROUND STEM THAT CONTAINS STORED FOOD. |
| BULB | AN UNDERGROUND STEM WITH THICK FLESHY LEAVES THAT CONTAIN STORED FOOD. |
| RUNNER | A STEM THAT GROWS SIDEWAYS, HAS BUDS AND GROWS ALONG THE SURFACE OF THE GROUND. |
| RHIZOME | AN UNDERGROUND STEM THAT GROWS SIDEWAYS AND CONTAINS STORED FOOD. |
| WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION? | THE OFFSPRING ARE GENETICALLY IDENTICAL TO THE PARENT. |
| AN EXAMPLE OF A TUBER. | POTATO |
| ORGANISMS THAT REGENERATE | STARFISH AND PLANARIA |
| ORGANISMS THAT FORM BUDS | HYDRA AND YEAST |
| ORGANISMS THAT REPRODUCE BY FISSION | AMOEBA AND BACTERIA |
| AN EXAMPLE OF A BULB. | ONION |
| AN EXAMPLE OF A RHIZOME | GINGER |
| AN EXAMPLE OF A PLANT THAT REPRODUCES BY RUNNERS. | STRAWBERRY |
| SEXUAL REPRODUCTION | THE PRODUCTION OF OFFSPRING BY TWO PARENTS. |
| SPERM | MALE REPRODUCTIVE CELL |
| EGG | FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE CELL |
| FERTILIZATION | UNION OF A SPERM AND EGG CELL . |
| ZYGOTE | FERTILIZED EGG |
| DIPLOID NUMBER | TWO OF EACH KIND OF CHROMOSOME. THE FULL NUMBER OF CHROMOSOMES OF A SPECIES. |
| HAPLOID | ONE CHROMOSOME FROM EACH HOMOLOGOUS PAIR |
| WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF SEXUAL REPRODUCTION? | THE OFFSPRING GETS A GREATER VARIETY OF TRAITS FROM THE TWO PARENTS. |
| HOW MANY CELL LAYERS DOES A HUMAN EMBRYO HAVE? | THREE |
| WHAT ARE THE CELL LAYERS OF THE HUMAN EMBRYO? | OUTER LAYER, MIDDLE LAYER AND INNER LAYER |
| WHAT CELL LAYER WILL BECOME SKIN CELL AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM? | OUTER LAYER |
| WHAT CELL LAYER WILL BECOME INTERNAL ORGANS, MUSCLES AND BONES? | MIDDLE LAYER |
| wHAT CELL LAYER WILL BECOME CELLS IN THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM? | INNER LAYER |
