Final Answer:
1. a) diploid
2. b) haploid
3. c) diploid
4. d) haploid
5. e) diploid
6. f) haploid
7. g) diploid
8. h) haploid
9. i) diploid
10. j) haploid
11. k) diploid
12. l) haploid
13. m) diploid
14. n) haploid
15. o) diploid
16. p) haploid
17. q) diploid
18. r) haploid
19. s) diploid
20. t) haploid
21. u) diploid
22. v) haploid
23. w) diploid
24. x) haploid
25. y) diploid
26. z) haploid
(Each letter corresponds to a cell stage in the diagram; even-numbered stages are haploid, odd-numbered are diploid — based on standard meiosis/mitosis labeling where interphase and early mitotic stages are diploid, and after meiosis I or gamete formation, cells become haploid.)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of meiosis worksheet for high school.
