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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

Chapter 09
Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Two chromatids are connected by a

A. centromere.
B. spindle.
C. centriole.
D. chromosome.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during S phase.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

2. Fibers extending from cell pole to cell pole are called the
A. cleavage furrow.
B. cell plate.
C. cell equator.
D. spindle.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

3. An organelle found in animals and involved in cell division is the

A. lysosome.
B. mitochondrion.
C. Golgi apparatus.
D. centriole.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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4. During prophase ____ are formed.

A. nucleoli
B. new chromosomes
C. spindles
D. centromeres

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

5. Chromosomes align along the equator during

A. metaphase.
B. anaphase.
C. telophase.
D. prophase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

6. In a human, the 46 chromosomes would be at the equator during

A. interphase.
B. prophase.
C. anaphase.
D. metaphase.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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7. Daughter cells are formed during

A. metaphase.
B. anaphase.
C. prophase.
D. telophase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

8. Chromosomes move toward the poles during

A. metaphase.
B. telophase.
C. anaphase.
D. interphase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

9. Chromosomes first become visible during

A. telophase.
B. prophase.
C. anaphase.
D. metaphase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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10. When the chromosomes have moved around so that they all lie on a plane in the middle of
the cell, the stage is called
A. anaphase.
B. metaphase.
C. prophase.
D. telophase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

11. The stage during which chromosomes shorten by condensing their nucleoprotein is called
A. anaphase.
B. metaphase.
C. prophase.
D. telophase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

12. In what mitotic stage does the cytoplasm divide?

A. prophase
B. metaphase
C. anaphase
D. telophase

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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13. Which of the following is NOT true concerning mitosis?

A. It insures the immortality of the genetic information possessed by an organism.
B. The DNA molecule replicates before any chromosomes can be seen.
C. It is the process that heals a wound.
D. It accounts for most of the increase in size of growing plants and animals.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.02
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

14. The most important result of mitosis is the

A. production of new varieties of cells to meet changes in the environment.
B. exact duplication of the parent cell's genetic information.
C. equal division of the parent cell's genetic information between the two daughter cells.
D. equal distribution of the parent's cytoplasm between the two daughter cells.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Learning Outcome: List the stages of mitosis in their proper order.
Section: 09.02
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

15. During prophase of mitosis, the

A. nucleus is preparing for the beginning stage of mitosis that will follow.
B. chromosomes are so loosely coiled and stretched out that they are not yet visible.
C. nucleoli and nuclear membrane disappear.
D. zygote is formed.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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16. The metaphase stage of mitosis is characterized by the

A. arrangement of chromosomes along a line.
B. arrangement of chromosomes on a plane.
C. division of the centromeres.
D. duplication of genetic information.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

17. Which of the following does NOT distinguish mitosis in plant cells from mitosis in animal
cells?
A. production of a cell plate
B. production of a furrow
C. presence of centrioles
D. presence of centromeres

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

18. During anaphase of mitosis, the

A. nuclear membranes begin to reappear around each of the patches that will soon be daughter
nuclei.
B. number of distinct chromosomes present is twice the number that was present before
mitosis started.
C. centromeres have not divided.
D. chromosomes replicate by making exact copies of themselves.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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19. During telophase of mitosis the

A. chromosomes have ended their move toward the poles.
B. daughter cells separate themselves from each other.
C. DNA of the chromosomes duplicates in preparation for the cell division.
D. cell's genetic characteristics modify to meet any change in the environment.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

20. After cell division, some cells become differentiated. This means that they
A. become different shapes.
B. become different sizes.
C. perform different functions.
D. become different in all these ways.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Explain the difference between a differentiated cell and a stem cell.
Section: 09.06
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

21. The time it takes for cells to divide

A. varies, but it takes sophisticated equipment to measure this small difference.
B. depends on the health and environment of the cell.
C. does not vary at all, but is controlled by an internal clock.
D. varies widely and unpredictably in cells of the same local area of the same organism during
any specific time period.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.02
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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22. The order in which the stages of mitosis proceed is

A. anaphase, interphase, metaphase, prophase, telophase.
B. interphase, anaphase, metaphase, prophase, telophase.
C. prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, interphase.
D. interphase, telophase, prophase, anaphase, metaphase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

23. ____ is not part of interphase.

A. Gap 1
B. Gap 2
C. Cytokinesis
D. DNA synthesis

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during G1.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

24. DNA replication occurs during

A. prophase of mitosis.
B. metaphase of mitosis.
C. gap 1 of interphase.
D. S phase of interphase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during S phase.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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25. Centromeres are

A. composed of microtubules.
B. two identical sides of a metaphase chromosome.
C. regions that attach chromosomes.
D. the structures that contain genetic material.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during S phase.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

26. Which of the following is NOT true of cytokinesis?

A. Cytokinesis is the division of cytoplasm and its contents.
B. The formation of a cell plate in plants results in cytokinesis.
C. The formation of a cleavage furrow in animals results in cytokinesis.
D. Cytokinesis occurs during interphase.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

27. ____ is NOT an event of telophase.

A. Uncoiling of chromosomes
B. Disappearance of spindles
C. Nuclear membranes forming to create daughter nuclei
D. Breaking down of nucleoli

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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28. A cell that contains eight chromosomes and is undergoing mitosis will produce ____
daughter cell(s); each daughter cell will contain ____ chromosomes.
A. two; eight
B. two; four
C. four; four
D. one; eight

Bloom's Level: 4. Analyze

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

29. Chromosomes are composed of two chromatids during

A. gap 1.
B. telophase.
C. metaphase.
D. anaphase.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

30. The process of cell specialization within a multicellular organism is

A. cancer.
B. cytokinesis.
C. mitosis.
D. determination.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Explain the difference between a differentiated cell and a stem cell.
Section: 09.06
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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31. In which of the following stages of the cell cycle would you find chromosomes separated
into individual chromatids?
A. prophase
B. metaphase
C. telophase
D. cytokinesis

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.02
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

32. The normal outcome of mitosis is

A. to make cells smaller.
B. to produce genetically identical copies of cells.
C. to reduce the amount of DNA in daughter cells.
D. differentiation.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.01
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

33. In which of the following stages of the cell cycle does the cell contain chromosomes
consisting of 2 chromatids joined by a centromere?
A. anaphase
B. metaphase
C. cytokinesis
D. telophase

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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34. Which of the following is typical of interphase?

A. DNA replicates.
B. The chromosomes get short and thick.
C. The nucleolus disappears.
D. The cell does nothing.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during S phase.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

35. A dividing cell lacks a nuclear membrane, contains chromosomes consisting of two
chromatids, and has clearly visible chromosomes. It is in which one of the following stages?
A. metaphase
B. anaphase
C. interphase
D. telophase

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

36. "I can tell this cell is in metaphase because . . ."

A. the chromatids are dividing.
B. the spindle is being formed.
C. the chromosomes are aligned on the equator of the cell.
D. the nuclear membrane is forming.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

37. __________ may cause cancer.

A. Chemotherapeutic agents
B. Mutagenic agents
C. Meiosis
D. Cytokinesis

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how cancer is caused by a failure to control cell division.
Section: 09.05
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

38. Cells spend most of their life

A. in the G0 phase.
B. dividing.
C. in metaphase.
D. undergoing differentiation.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during G1.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

39. DNA is synthesized in which stage of the typical cell cycle?

A. prophase
B. G1
C. S
D. G2

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during S phase.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

40. The whole point of mitosis is to

A. be sure that DNA is replicated.
B. reproduce the parent cell into genetically identical daughter cells.
C. reproduce the parent cell into similar but not identical daughter cells.
D. produce sex cells (gametes).

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: List three important purposes of cell division.
Section: 09.02
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

41. Which of the following techniques would be useful in controlling cancer once it has
formed an abnormal growth?
A. Prevent mutations from occurring in the cancer cells.
B. Treat the cancer with drugs or other therapies that selectively kill dividing cells.
C. Increase the mutation rate to kill the cancer cells.
D. Increase the rate of mitosis in the cancer cells.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how cancer is caused by a failure to control cell division.
Learning Outcome: Describe how chemotherapy and radiation can be effective treatments for cancer.
Section: 09.05
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

42. During which of the following stages of the cell cycle does DNA replication take place?
A. prophase
B. interphase
C. telophase
D. anaphase

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during S phase.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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43. Controlled cell death is termed

A. apoptosis.
B. metastasis.
C. malignancy.
D. tumor formation.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the role of p53 in controlling cell division.
Section: 09.04
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

44. Tumors that are harmful, non-encapsulated growths of cells are known as
A. benign.
B. malignant.
C. metastasized.
D. carcinogenic.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how cancer is caused by a failure to control cell division.
Section: 09.05
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

45. The physician explained that her cancer had metastasized or

A. spread from its original site.
B. shrunk in size.
C. become benign.
D. stopped growing.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how cancer is caused by a failure to control cell division.
Section: 09.05
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

46. A normally functioning muscle cell is in which stage of its cycle?

A. G2
B. anaphase
C. G0
D. cytokinesis

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during G1.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

47. Proteins required for the spindles are synthesized in the

A. G2 stage.
B. S stage.
C. G0 stage.
D. G1 stage.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Identify the types of cellular activities that occur during G2.
Section: 09.02
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

48. Radiation most likely destroys cancer cells by inducing a process called
A. cytokinesis.
B. protein disintegration.
C. differentiation.
D. apoptosis.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how chemotherapy and radiation can be effective treatments for cancer.
Section: 09.04
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

49. When the gene p53 initiates apoptosis, the cell's DNA causes the cell to
A. enter prophase.
B. spontaneously break down the cell membrane.
C. become differentiated.
D. digest itself from the inside out.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

50. A cell mass that does NOT fragment and spread beyond its original area of growth is
known as a(n)
A. benign tumor.
B. atumoron.
C. malignant tumor.
D. nodule.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how cancer is caused by a failure to control cell division.
Section: 09.05
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

51. The _________ on the chromosome is where the spindle fibers bind to the chromosome
and is responsible for the shortening of spindle fibers during anaphase.
A. chromatin
B. centromere
C. tubulin
D. kinetochore

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.03
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

52. Homologous chromosomes separate during

A. metaphase.
B. anaphase.
C. anaphase I.
D. anaphase II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

53. This is the type of cell division used by most prokaryotes.

A. mitosis
B. binary fission
C. binary fusion
D. meiosis

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Explain the differences between asexual and sexual reproduction.
Section: 09.01
Topic: Cell Cycle and Mitosis

54. In meiosis, centromeres split in

A. telophase I.
B. anaphase I.
C. telophase II.
D. anaphase II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

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55. Crossing-over occurs in

A. prophase I.
B. prophase II.
C. metaphase II.
D. Both prophase I and II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

56. The exchange of chromosome parts may occur during

A. telophase II.
B. anaphase II.
C. prophase I.
D. metaphase II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

57. When homologous chromosomes are at the equator of the cell, it is in

A. telophase.
B. metaphase I.
C. metaphase II.
D. Any of these stages.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

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58. Cytokinesis may occur during

A. prophase I.
B. metaphase I.
C. anaphase I.
D. telophase I.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

59. The spindle begins to form in

A. telophase I.
B. prophase I.
C. interphase.
D. telophase II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

60. Two nuclei are formed during

A. prophase I.
B. metaphase I.
C. anaphase I.
D. telophase I.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

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61. Chromosomes first become visible during

A. prophase I.
B. metaphase I.
C. anaphase I.
D. telophase I.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

62. Chromosomes move toward the poles during

A. anaphase II.
B. metaphase II.
C. prophase II.
D. telophase II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

63. The centromere divides during

A. metaphase II.
B. telophase II.
C. anaphase II.
D. prophase II.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

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64. Spindles disappear during

A. prophase I.
B. telophase II.
C. anaphase II.
D. metaphase I.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

65. During metaphase I of meiosis,

A. individual chromosomes line up at the poles.
B. homologous pairs are aligned at the equator.
C. pairs of chromosomes separate from other pairs by spindle rays.
D. only one member of each pair is in each cell.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

66. During anaphase II of meiosis,

A. the centrioles form.
B. daughter cells form.
C. chromosomes move to poles.
D. chromatids exchange parts.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

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67. During which stage does cytokinesis happen?

A. prophase I
B. anaphase I
C. telophase I
D. metaphase II

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe the events that uniquely define each stage.
Section: 09.08
Topic: Meiosis

68. Independent assortment refers to the fact that

A. a cell will divide and produce various offspring regardless of whether any other cell is
dividing.
B. mitosis normally produces cells that are like each other and like the parent cell.
C. the daughter cell that receives the maternal #1 chromosome will not necessarily receive the
maternal #2.
D. a crossover between two chromosomes will produce offspring unlike either parent.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through crossing over.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

69. Segregation
A. happens whenever a cell is fertilized.
B. happens when chromosomes separate and move to the poles.
C. is the separation between daughter cells after cell division.
D. None of these answers define segregation.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through segregation.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

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70. Equivalent segments of DNA are exchanged between chromosomes as a result of

A. segregation.
B. crossing-over.
C. fertilization.
D. independent assortment.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through crossing over.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

71. The separation of homologous chromosomes is called

A. synapsis.
B. segregation.
C. mitosis.
D. fertilization.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through segregation.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

72. Sometimes the gene for blue eye color is in the same gamete as the gene for curly hair, but
they are in different gametes just as often. Why?
A. crossing-over
B. independent assortment
C. fertilization
D. segregation

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through independent assortment.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

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Chapter 09 - Cell Division-Proliferation and Reproduction

73. Normally, a gamete gets only one of a pair of alleles. This is true because of
A. crossing-over.
B. independent assortment.
C. fertilization.
D. segregation.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through segregation.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

74. Crossing-over results in

A. chromosome duplication.
B. new combinations of genes.
C. point mutations.
D. All of these answers are true.

Bloom's Level: 2. Understand

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through crossing over.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

75. Segregation refers to the separation of

A. linked genes from each other.
B. alleles.
C. dominant genes from the rest of the chromosome.
D. assorted structures in the cell.

Bloom's Level: 1. Remember

Learning Outcome: Describe how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity through segregation.
Section: 09.09
Topic: Meiosis

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 INDEX

An alphabetical list of the names of persons and organizations

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claimant, producing, releasing, or distributing agent, etc., or as
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A. F. E. CORPORATION.
Diable au Corps. 1948.
*Heart of a Nation. 1943.
A. L. F. A. CINEMATOGRAFICA.
Shoe-Shine. 1946.
ABBOT, ANTHONY, pseud. SEE Oursler, Fulton.
ABBOTT, C. A.
Headliners. 1940.
ABBOTT, GEORGE.
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Boys from Syracuse. 1940.
Broadway. 1942.
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Kiss and Tell. 1945.
Primrose Path. 1940.
Snafu. 1945.
Step Lively. 1944.
Too Many Girls. 1940.
ABEL, ROBERT.
Those Good Old Days. 1949.
ABERSON, HELEN.
Dumbo. 1941.
ABRAMS, LEON.
Highway West. 1941.
ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Let's Go to the Movies. 1948.
Movies Are Adventure. 1949.
*Twenty Years of Academy Awards. 1948.
ACADEMY PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Beyond Tomorrow. 1940.
ACE.
Heading for Heaven. 1948.
ACHARD, MARCEL.
Alibi. 1943.
ACTION PICTURES, INC.
*God's Country. 1946.
*Northwest Trail. 1945.
ADAMIC, LOUIS.
Here at Home. 1943.
ADAMS, EUSTACE L.
Desperate Cargo. 1941.
16 Fathoms Deep. 1948.
ADAMS, SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Harvey Girls. 1945.
ADEL PRECISION PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
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*Fluid Flow in Hydraulic Systems. 1944.
ADLER, HANS.
That Night in Rio. 1941.
ADVENTURE FILMS, INC.
*Invasion. 1941.
AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY.
*Back to Life. 1948.
*Check and Double Check. 1945.
*Danger, Men Working. 1943.
*Doubtful Dollars. 1945.
*Handle with Care. 1948.
*Highway Sabotage. 1942.
*Ladders, Scaffolds, and Floor Openings. 1948.
*Let's Be Ready. 1942.
*Let's Count the Cost. 1948.
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Live—and Let Live. 1947.
No Time To Lose. 1945.
Now You're Talking. 1946.
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*Truck Roadeo. 1948.
AETNA LIFE AFFILIATED COMPANIES.
Aim for Safety. 1946.
Back to Life. 1948.
*Champions at the Wheel. 1946.
Danger, Men Working. 1943.
*Friend or Foe. 1946.
Handle with Care. 1948.
Hook, Line and Safety. 1946.
Ladders, Scaffolds, and Floor Openings. 1948.
Life Lines. 1948.
*Live—and Let Live. 1947.
*Now You're Talking. 1946.
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Pointers for Planters. 1943.
Points for Pedalers. 1943.
*Safety Ahoy. 1946.
*Ski Tips. 1948.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
*Aim for Safety. 1946.
*Handle with Care. 1942.
*Hook, Line and Safety. 1946.
*No Time To Lose. 1945.
AFFILIATED AETNA LIFE COMPANIES.
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*Don'ts for Diggers. 1944.
AFFILIATED PICTURES, INC.
Renegade Girl. 1946.
AFFILIATED PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Rolling Home. 1946.
AGAY.
Amazon Quest. 1949.
AGNEW, PETER L.
Secretary Takes Dictation. 1947.
Secretary Transcribes. 1947.
Secretary's Day. 1947.
AGRICULTURAL TECHNICIANS OF CANADA.
Strips and Curves. 1947.
AHEARN, DANNY.
Escape from Crime. 1942.
AIR MINISTRY. SEE Gt. Brit. Air Ministry.
AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
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AISNER, ROBERT.
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ALBERT, KATHERINE.
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ALCOTT, LOUISA MAY.
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Little Women. 1949.
Old Fashioned Girl. 1949.
ALDRICH, BESS STREETER.
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ALDRICH, C. ANDERSON.
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ALEXANDER.
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I Want a Man. 1946.
She's Crazy with the Heat. 1946.
That Man of Mine. 1946.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM.
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ALEXANDER-STERN.
Arson Squad. 1945.
I Accuse My Parents. 1944.
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Secrets of a Sorority Girl. 1946.
Seven Doors to Death. 1944.
Waterfront. 1944.
ALGEO, L. R.
Sightseeing at Home. 1942.
ALISON, JOAN.
Casablanca. 1943.
ALLEN, A. A.
How Birds Feed Their Young. 1940.
ALLEN, DUFF S.
Captains in His Army. 1948.
ALLEN, JANE.
She Knew All the Answers. 1941.
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ALLEN, KENNETH.
Black Rider. 1947.
ALLIANCE FILMS CORPORATION.
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*Hidden Menace. 1938.
*Housemaster. 1936.
*Just like a Woman. 1938.
*One Night in Paris. 1938.
ALLIANCE PRODUCTIONS, LTD.
*So Well Remembered. 1947.
ALLIANCE STUDIO.
Daughter of Darkness. 1948.
ALLIED ARTISTS.
Massacre River. 1949.
ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURES.
*Strike It Rich. 1948.
ALLIED ARTISTS PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Babe Ruth Story. 1948.
*Bad Boy. 1949.
*Bad Men of Tombstone. 1948.
*Black Gold. 1947.
*Dude Goes West. 1948.
*Gangster. 1947.
*Hunted. 1947.
*It Happened on Fifth Avenue. 1947.
*My Brother Jonathan. 1949.
*Panhandle. 1948.
*Smart Woman. 1948.
*Stampede. 1949.
ALLIS-CHALMERS.
Tornado in a Box. 1945.
ALLIS CHALMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
*Magic of Steam. 1942.
*Surface Condenser. 1943.
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ALSON PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Belle Starr's Daughter. 1948.
Tender Years. 1947.
ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA.
Dateline Tomorrow. 1946.
How To Braze Aluminum. 1946.
*How To Machine Aluminum. 1943.
*How To Rivet Aluminum. 1943.
*How To Weld Aluminum. 1942.
How to Weld Aluminum. (Serial)
*This Is Aluminum. 1947.
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION.
Carreras, Saltos y Relevos. 1947.
Dashes, Hurdles, and Relays. 1946.
Distance Races. 1946.
Jumps and Pole Vault. 1946.
Pesas: Tiro, Disco, Jabalina, Martillo. 1947.
Saltos con Garrocha. 1947.
Weight Events. 1946.
AMATO, GIUSEPPE.
Bigamist. 1943.
AMAYA, CARMEN.
Spell of the Fandango. 1941.
AMBASSADOR FILMS, INC.
*Egmont. 1948.
*Emperor Waltz. 1948.
*Kleine Nachtmusik. 1948.
*Merry Christmas. 1948.
*Orpheus in Hades. 1948.
*Tales from the Vienna Woods. 1948.
AMBLER, ERIC.
Background to Danger. 1943.
Hotel Reserve. 1943, 1945.
Journey into Fear. 1943.
Mask of Dimitrios. 1944.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS.
*When Bobby Goes to School. 1940.
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.
*Safest Way. 1948.
AMERICAN BAKING INSTITUTE.
Bread Trailer. 1940.
Give Us This Day. 1940.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY.
*Doctor Speaks His Mind. 1948.
You, Time, and Cancer. 1948.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. IDAHO DIVISION.
*Life Saving Fingers. 1948.
AMERICAN CENTRAL MANUFACTURING CORPORATION.
Tell It with Television. 1945.
AMERICAN CYANAMID AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION.
*It Isn't Done with Mirrors. 1940.
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY.
*Newcastle Disease. 1948.
AMERICAN ECONOMIC COMMITTEE FOR PALESTINE, INC.
*Modern Poultry Farming in Southern California. 1949.
*Modern Poultry Husbandry. 1947.
AMERICAN FILM CENTER.
Hidden Hunger. 1942.
*Red Wagon. 1945.
AMERICAN FILM PRODUCERS.
*Will It Happen Again. 1948.
AMERICAN FILM SERVICES, INC.
*Australia vs. United States. 1947.
*Game of Games—the Army and Navy Football Game of 1946.
*1947 National Tennis Singles Championship. 1947.
Technology at Mid-Century. 1949.
*War Came to America. 1948.
AMERICAN FILM SERVICES, INC. (AMERICAN SPORTS FILMS)
 *1947 Army-Navy Football Game. 1947.
AMERICAN FOOT CARE INSTITUTE, INC.
*Walking Machine. 1949.
AMERICAN FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES, INC.
*Trees for Tomorrow. 1942.
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION.
Be Your Age. 1947.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF LAUNDERING.
*Time for Living. 1949.
AMERICAN LEGION.
*Teach Them To Drive. 1945.
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS. SEE Red Cross. U. S.
American National Red Cross.
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY.
*Right on the Nose. 1943.
*Years of Decision. 1949.
AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION.
*Athletic Injuries. 1941.
*Osteopathic Mechanics. 1941.
*Osteopathic Research, the Second Lumbar Lesion. 1940.
*Osteopathic Therapeutics, Anterior Poliomyelitis. 1940.
AMERICAN PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Delinquent Daughters. 1944.
Shake Hands with Murder. 1944
AMERICAN RED CROSS. SEE Red Cross. U. S. American National
Red Cross.
AMERICAN SOCIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION.
*Con Estas Armas. 1941.
*Escueta Verdad. 1946.
*Health Is a Victory. 1942.
*Our Job To Know. 1944.
*Plain Facts. 1941.
*With These Weapons. 1939.
AMERICAN SPORTS FILMS. SEE American Film Services, Inc.
AMERICAN STEEL DREDGE COMPANY, INC. WAYNE CRANE
DIVISION.
*Story of Wayne Crane. 1948.
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
*L.S./M.F.T. 1945. MU15864, MU16576.
*Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. 1942, 1944, 1947.
*Lucky Strike Salesman's Movie 48–A. 1948.
*Story of Lucky Strike. 1941.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS SALES CORPORATION.
*Type Speaks! 1948.
AMSDEN, CONSTANCE ELIZABETH.
*Animated Arithmetic for Beginners. 1949.
AMSTER (FRED) CINE-ART ANIMATION STUDIO.
Star Is Born. 1947.
AMSTER (FRED) TELEVISION CARTOONS.
Fantastic Journey. 1948.
AMSTER, FREDERICK ARTHUR.
*Fantastic Journey. 1948.
*Star Is Born. 1947.
AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES, INC.
*Lucky Stiff. 1949.
AMUSEMENT RESEARCH CORPORATION.
*Musical Varieties. 1946.
ANDERSEN, HANS CHRISTIAN.
Christmas Rhapsody. 1948.
Red Shoes. 1948.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER, Jr.
Comic Strips of Television. 1949.
ANDERSON, EDWARD.
They Live by Night. 1948.
ANDERSON, MAXWELL.
Eve of St. Mark. 1944.
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*Journey to Jerusalem. 1941.
Key Largo. 1948.
Knickerbocker Holiday. 1944.
Saturday's Children. 1940.
ANDREWS, JACK.
Johnny Comes Flying Home. 1946.
Strange Triangle. 1946.
ANDREWS, ROBERT D.
Talk About a Lady. 1946.
ANDREWSON, SEVERT.
Backyard Explorations. 1942.
This Amazing Universe. 1942.
ANGELUS PICTURES, INC.
*Summer Storm. 1944.
ANGLO-AMERICAN PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Forever and a Day. 1943.
ANGUS, BERNADINE.
Fog Island. 1945.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.
*Bread Trailer. 1940.
*Give Us This Day. 1940.
*Something More Than Beer. 1940.
ANSTEY, F., pseud. SEE Guthrie, Thomas Anstey.
ANTLES, LEO C.
*Horticultural Work Analysis and Time Study. 1943.
APAC CORPORATION.
*Apache Chief. 1949.
APEX FILM CORPORATION.
*Price of Freedom. 1949.
*That Babies May Live. 1949.
*This Is Nylon. 1949.
APPLIANCE CORPORATION OF AMERICA.
 *Akka Top Flow Automatic Washer. 1947.
ARC PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Behind Locked Doors. 1948.
In This Corner. 1948.
ARCH OF TRIUMPH, INC.
*Arch of Triumph. 1948.
ARCHER, ROSELMA.
Clothing for Children. 1946.
ARCHERS.
I Know Where I'm Going. 1947.
Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. 1945.
ARCHERS FILM PRODUCTIONS.
Black Narcissus. 1948.
Canterbury Tale. 1944.
Red Shoes. 1948.
Stairway to Heaven. 1946.
ARDEN, ELIZABETH.
*Orchids to Charlie. 1941.
ARDREY, ROBERT.
Thunder Rock. 1944.
AREY, CHARLES K.
Fire. 1947.
ARGO FILMS, INC.
Safe Exit. 1949.
ARGOSY CORPORATION.
Long Voyage Home. 1940.
ARGOSY PICTURES CORPORATION.
*Fort Apache. 1948.
*Fugitive. 1947.
*She Wore a Yellow Ribbon. 1949.
Three Godfathers. 1948.
ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS COMPANY.
*Fires Must Never Go Out. 1941.
ARKO, INC.
*Mighty Joe Young. 1949.
ARLEN, MICHAEL.
Appointment with Murder. 1948.
Date with the Falcon. 1941.
Devil's Cargo. 1948.
Falcon and the Co-eds. 1943.
Falcon in Danger. 1943.
Falcon in Hollywood. 1944.
Falcon in Mexico. 1944.
Falcon out West. 1944.
Falcon Strikes Back. 1943.
Falcon Takes Over. 1942.
Falcon's Adventure. 1947.
Falcon's Alibi. 1946.
Falcon's Brother. 1942.
Gay Falcon. 1941.
Search for Danger. 1949.
ARMITAGE, REGINALD MOXON.
Lambeth Walk. 1939.
ARMOUR AND COMPANY.
*Animated Hematology. 1946.
*Bone Marrow. 1948.
*Egg and You. 1948.
ARMSTRONG, CHARLOTTE.
Unsuspected. 1947.
ARMSTRONG, HENRY.
Championship Boxing Contest Between Cerefino Garcia,
Champion, and Henry Armstrong, Challenger. 1940.
ARMSTRONG, PAUL.
Hold That Blonde! 1945.
ARNAC, MARCEL.
Steppin' in Society. 1945.
ARNOLD, GEORGE.
Why Thomas Was Discharged. 1949.
ARNOLD AND JOHNSON PRODUCTIONS.
*Fly Tying. 1948.
ARNOLD PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Hangmen Also Die! 1943.
*It Happened Tomorrow. 1944.
*Scandal in Paris. 1946.
*Shanghai Gesture. 1941.
ARPI PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*For You I Die. 1947.
*Sofia. 1948.
ARTISTS ALLIANCE, INC.
*One Touch of Venus. 1948.
ARTISTS' FILMS, INC.
*Coolidge Quartet. 1940.
*Emanuel Feuermann. 1940.
*Igor Gorin. 1940.
*Jose Iturbi. 1940.
*Mildred Dilling. 1940.
*Vronsky and Babin. 1940.
ASHELBE, DETECTIVE, pseud.
SEE La Barthe, Henri.
ASHER, IRVING.
Missing Ten Days. 1941.
ASSOCIATED BRITISH FILM DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
Convoy. 1941.
ASSOCIATED BRITISH PICTURE CORPORATION, LTD.
Black Limelight. 1938.
Hidden Menace. 1938.
Housemaster. 1938.
Just like a Woman. 1938.
My Brother Jonathan. 1949.
One Night in Paris. 1938.
Temptation Harbor. 1947.
Yank in London. 1945.
ASSOCIATED LINES OF THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY.
 SEE Goodrich (B. F.) Company.
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Give Us the Earth. 1947.
Going to Blazes. 1948.
Heart to Heart. 1949.
Traffic with the Devil. 1946.
ASTOR PICTURES CORPORATION.
*Birth of a Star. 1944.
ATKINSON, ELEANOR.
Challenge to Lassie. 1949.
ATKINSON, OWEN.
20 Mule Team. 1940.
ATLANTA, GA. GREATER ATLANTA COMMUNITY CHEST, INC.
SEE Greater Atlanta Community Chest, Inc.
ATLANTIC PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Siren of Atlantis. 1948.
ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY.
*Why Kick. 1942.
ATLANTIS PICTURES CORPORATION.
Girls in Chains. 1943.
Isle of Forgotten Sins. 1943.
Prisoner of Japan. 1942.
Tomorrow We Live. 1942.
ATLAS, DOROTHY.
Desperate. 1947.
ATLAS, LEOPOLD L.
Child of Divorce. 1946.
ATLAS EDUCATIONAL FILM COMPANY.
*Discipline. (Serial)
*Foundry Practice; Bench Molding. (Serial)
*Machine Shop Work, Basic Machines. 1945.
*Machine Shop Work; Operations on the Engine Lathe. (Serial)
*Machine Shop Work; Operations on the Turret Lathe. (Serial)
*Principal Dimensions, Reference Surfaces, and Tolerances. 1944.
 *Reading a Drawing of a Valve Bonnet. 1944.
*Using a Steady Rest When Boring. 1944.
ATTWOOD PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Melodies Reborn. 1949.
*Melodious Sketches. 1949.
*Symphonic Shades. 1949.
*Treasured Ballads. 1949.
ATWATER, GLADYS.
El Paso. 1949.
ATWOOD, WALLACE W.
Abrigo. 1947.
Land of Mexico. 1939.
People of Mexico. 1939.
Ropa. 1947.
Roupas. 1947.
Vida Rural no México. 1947.
Vivienda. 1947.
AUDIO PICTURES, INC.
Rhapsody on Ice. 1949.
AUDIO PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Aircraft Work; Power Plant Maintenance. (Serial)
Combustão Cyclone. 1942.
Combustion Cyclone. 1942.
Cyclone Combustion. 1942.
*Diesel—Series 71—Lubrication System. 1943.
*Diesel—Series 71—Mechanical Governors. 1943.
*Engineering. (Serial)
*Engineering; Flue Gas Analysis (Orsat Apparatus). 1945.
*Engineering; Heat Treatment of Steel. (Serial)
*Engineering; Materials Testing. (Serial)
*Engineering; Measurement with Light Waves. 1944.
*Engineering; Powder Metallurgy. (Serial)
*Engineering—X-Ray Inspection. 1944.
In Security, There Is Strength. 1941.
*Machine Shop Work. (Serial)
*Sex Hygiene. 1942.
Steam for Power. 1949.
 Victory in the Air. 1942.
AUDIOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE.
*Where Will You Hide? 1948.
AUDIO-VISUAL CENTER, INDIANA UNIVERSITY. SEE Indiana,
University.
AUDIO-VISUAL LABORATORY OF TEACHERS COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. SEE
Columbia University. Teachers College. Audio-Visual Laboratory.
AUDIVISION LANGUAGE TEACHING SERVICE.
*Spanish—First Lesson—Part I. 1943.
AUER, JOHN H.
Moonlight Masquerade. 1942.
AUERBACH, IRVING.
Secrets. 1942.
AUERBACH, MYRTLE L.
*Secrets. 1942.
AUSTEN, JANE.
Pride and Prejudice. 1940.
AUSTIN, WALDO E.
Power Behind the Nation. 1940.
AUSTIN COMPANY.
Television Televised. 1948.
AUSTRALIA.
Anzacs in Action. 1941.
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT. SEE Australia.
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM, SYDNEY.
Live Teddy Bears. 1947.
AUSTRIA FILM.
Wen die Gotter Lieben. 1942.
AUTOMATIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Skylift Newsreel. 1947.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Friend or Foe. 1946.
No Time To Lose. 1945.
AUTOMOTIVE COUNCIL.
*Aftermath of War Production. 1944.
*Jobs After Victory. 1944.
AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY FOUNDATION.
Teach Them To Drive. 1945.
AUTRY (GENE) PRODUCTIONS.
*Big Sombrero. 1948.
*Cowboy and the Indians. 1949.
*Last Round-up. 1947.
*Loaded Pistols. 1948.
*Riders in the Sky. 1949.
*Riders of the Whistling Pines. 1949.
*Rim of the Canyon. 1949.
*Strawberry Roan. 1948.
AVALON PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Up in Arms. 1944.
AWARD PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Macomber Affair. 1947.
AXELSON, MARY MCDOUGAL.
Child Is Born. 1939.

B
B. D., INC.
Stolen Life. 1946.
B. F. GOODRICH ASSOCIATED LINES. SEE Goodrich (B. F.)
Company.
BABCOCK AND WILCOX COMPANY.
*Steam for Power. 1949.
BABSON BROTHERS COMPANY.
*Keep 'Em Milking. 1945.
 *Mas Dimero en el Ordeño. 1945.
*Money Making Milking. 1945.
*No Hand Stripping. 1947.
*Servicio Surge. 1945.
BACHMANN, LAWRENCE P.
People vs. Dr. Kildare. 1941.
BACON, CHESTER HENRY.
*Harmony of the Bees. 1949.
BAER, CLARENCE E.
Principles of Flight. 1940.
BAER, MAX.
Exclusive Motion Pictures of Outstanding Heavyweight Boxing
Contest of the Year. 1940.
BAGNOLD, ENID.
National Velvet. 1944.
BAILEY, BOB.
*Gas. 1946.
*Gas Goes to Market. 1949.
BAILEY FILM SERVICE.
Artificial Insemination of Rabbits and the Transplantation of
Rabbit Eggs. 1948.
BAINES, JOHN.
Dead of Night. 1945.
BAIRD, WILLIAM BRITTON.
Wee Cooper o' Fife. 1947.
BAIRD'S (BIL) MARIONETTES.
*Wee Cooper o' Fife. 1947.
BAKER, LOYAL S.
Jim Learns the Walgreen Way. 1941.
BAKER'S WIFE, INC.
*Baker's Wife. 1939.
BALD EAGLE FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Bellum Punicum Secundum (The Second Punic War) 1941.
 *Geometry in Action. 1940.
BALDWIN, DOROTHY.
It Looks Like Rain. 1945.
BALDWIN, FAITH.
Apartment for Peggy. 1948.
BALI PICTURES, INC.
*Trail of the Mounties. 1947.
*Where the North Begins. 1947.
BALLWEBBER, EDITH.
Social Dancing. 1947.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
*Washington—the Shrine of American Patriotism. 1940.
BALZAC, HONORÉ DE.
Lovable Cheat. 1949.
BALZER, GEORGE.
Are You with It? 1948.
BANK OF KNOWLEDGE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY.
*Bank of Knowledge. 1948.
BANKS, POLAN.
Great Lie. 1941.
BAPTISTA, C. O.
*BUENOS DIAS, CARMELITA. 1940.
*Door to Heaven. 1941.
*Good Tidings. 1941.
*Gospel Dynamite. 1941.
*His Bequest. 1941.
*House That God Built. 1941.
*Lost Sheep. 1941.
Man Who Forgot God. 1943.
Prodigal Son. 1944.
*Rapture. 1941.
*Story of a Fountain Pen. 1941.
BAPTISTA (C. O.) FILMS.
*Charge That to My Account. 1949.
 *Christ Returneth. 1948.
*Faith of Our Fathers. 1948.
*Found Wanting. 1942.
*Gospel in Song. 1948.
*Higher Flight. 1948.
*I Am the Bible. 1949.
*I Am the Way. 1949.
*Life That Satisfies. 1946.
Note of Praise. 1945.
*Old Rugged Cross. 1946.
Power of the Blood. 1946.
*Right, Safe, and Grateful. 1948.
*Songs of Fanny Crosby. 1948.
*Way to Heaven. 1946.
BAPTISTA (C. O.) FILMS, sole owner of Scriptures Visualized
Institute. SEE Scriptures Visualized Institute.
BARHYDT, FRANK.
Farm Work; Equipment Maintenance. (Serial)
BARNES, CHARLES E.
Law of the Range. 1941.
BARNES, HOWARD G.
Whoozit. (Serial)
BARNES, MARGARET AYER.
Dishonored Lady. 1947.
BARNES, RALPH MOSSER.
*Better Work Methods. 1949.
*Micromotion Analysis Film, B 100. 1948.
*Work Measurement Film. 1948, 1949.
BARNES (W. F. AND JOHN) COMPANY.
They Didn't Know. 1945.
BARNETT, MARTIN.
Coiffure Designing by Visual Education. 1947.
BARR, JOSEPH S.
Skeletal Fixation by the Stader Splint; Fractures of the Os Calcis.
1943.
BARRETT, HURD.
Pardon My Rhythm. 1944.
BARRIE, J. M.
Courting of Bell. 1949.
BARRON, RICHARD.
*Window Shopping Newsreel. 1948.
BARRY, PHILIP.
One More Tomorrow. 1946.
Philadelphia Story. 1940.
Without Love. 1945.
BART, JEAN.
Strange Confession. 1945.
BARTLETT, SY.
Bullet Scars. 1942.
Princess and the Pirate. 1944.
Road to Zanzibar. 1941.
BARTON, THOMAS FRANK.
Alaska, a Modern Frontier. 1948.
Energy in Our Rivers. 1948.
Use of Forests. 1949.
BARTSCH, A. E.
Cooper Bessemer Diesel Engine Fuel System. 1944.
BARZMAN, BEN.
Meet the People. 1944.
BARZMAN, SOL.
Meet the People. 1944.
BASFORD (G. M.) COMPANY.
Type Speaks! 1948.
BATTISTONI, AURELIO.
Polska nie Zgineła. 1940.
BATTLE, JOHN TUCKER.
Man Alive. 1945.
BAUERNSCHMIDT, H.
 Advanced Typing. (Serial)
Basic Typing. (Serial)
Machine Transcription. (Serial)
Take a Letter, Please. 1943.
BAUM, VICKI.
Great Flamarion. 1945.
Honeymoon. 1947.
Hotel Berlin. 1945.
Powder Town. 1942.
Week-End at the Waldorf. 1945.
Woman's Secret. 1949.
BAVARIA FILMKUNST.
Es Lebe die Liebe. 1946.
BAY STATE FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Our Amazing Beavers. 1948.
BAYER, OLIVER WELD.
Dangerous Partners. 1945.
BAYER-SEMESAN COMPANY, INC.
*All-American Shuckers. 1940.
*Modern Way. 1940.
BAYO, LOUIS G.
Spanish—First Lesson—Part I. 1943.
BEACH, LEWIS.
Jones Family in Young As You Feel. 1940.
BEACH, REX.
Flowing Gold. 1940.
Michigan Kid. 1947.
BEACON PRODUCTIONS, INC.
*Copacabana. 1947.
BEAHAN, CHARLES.
White Tie and Tails. 1946.
BEATRICE CREAMERY COMPANY. SEE Meadow Gold (Beatrice
Creamery Co.)
BEAUCHAMP, D. D.
Leave It to Henry. 1949.
BEAUCHAMP, WILBUR L.
Bulbo al Vacío. 1947.
Radiorrecepción. 1947.
BEAUMONT.
House of Errors. 1942.
BEAUTY CULTURE FILMS, INC.
*Basic Principles of Hair Shaping. 1948.
*Feather-Edge. 1948.
*Razor Shaping. 1948.
*Shaping for the Pompadour. 1948.
BECK, GEORGE.
Hired Wife. 1940.
BECK, LESTER F.
Human Growth. 1947.
*Unconscious Motivation. 1949.
BECKWITH, FRANK.
Flight into Time. 1948.
BECKWORTH CORPORATION.
*Loves of Carmen. 1948.
BEECROFT, CHESTER.
Little Miss Big. 1946.
BEEDING, FRANCIS.
Spellbound. 1945.
BEELAND (CHARLES D.) COMPANY.
Pattern for Progress. 1948.
Wings to New York. 1948.
BEHRMAN, S. N.
No Time for Comedy. 1940.
Pirate. 1948.
BELDEN, CHARLES S.
Bullet Scars. 1942.