Can someone match these defenitions.
quesions:
1. nuclear envelope
2.centriole
3.interphase
4.furrowing
5.anaphase
6.spindle apparatus
7.chromatin
8.haploid
9.meiosis
10.homologous chromosomes
defenitions :
a. forms the pole of the spindle apparatus
b. the membrane that surrounds the nucleus of the cell
c. having chromosomes that occur singly, not in matched sets or pairs
d. matched units of dna containing genetic information
e. produces daughter cells with fewer chromosomes than the parent cell
f. a system of fibers that go from one end of the cell to the other
g. period of mitosis in which chromosomes move to opposite poles of the cell
h. method of cytokinesis in animals
i. threadlike substance in nucleus which carries genetic information
j. period when the cell is not engaged in division

The right matches are:

1. nuclear envelope  is matched with b.

2.centriole  is matched with  a.

3.interphase is matched with j.

4.furrowing  is matched with h.  

5.anaphase  is matched with g.

6.spindle apparatus is matched with f.

7.chromatin is matched with i.

8.haploid is matched with c.

9.meiosis is matched with e.  

10.homologous chromosomes is matched with d.

Cell division consists of the formation of two or more cells from a single cell, which ensures their numerical growth. During mitosis of a cell, each daughter cell is identical to the mother cell. During meiosis, the mother cell gives two haploid daughter cells with n chromosomes, then each of these daughter cells give two n chromatid cells.

May be some word in this exercise are not very common like:

The mitotic spindle, allows chromatid migration during cell division.

The dividing groove is the invagination of the cell surface that allows the cell to divide in two.

Centriole is a specific cell element of animal cells, which form the centrosomes located at both poles of the cell.

thermophiles, notice the prefix thermo.

i believe it is "they are not used up by reactions" as the answer to your question, text me back if this is correct because i just learned this.