Answer:
1. The meaning of a diploid chromosome is a chromosome that has two complete pairs (sets) of chromosomes (from each parent).
2. Muscle cells, bone cells, blood cells, skin cells, and nerve cells are all diploid. (most cells are minus reproductive ones).
3. Haploid chromosomes are chromosomes that only has only a single set of chromosomes that don't have pairs.
4. Reproductive cells are haploid
7. A dog would have 39 pairs of chromosomes (hence the total 78 chromosomes).
8. A dog's reproductive cell would have half of the diploid cell because it is haploid so it would have 39 chromosomes.
10.The only haploid cell out of the 5 options is the ovum/sperm cell because they are the only reproductive cells (and reproductive cells are always haploid unless they combine to make a pair and form a zygote)
Hope this helps! :D
Also sorry I didn't know 5 or 6
