Are these definition questions in Genetics answered correctly?

For each of the following descriptions, I have to give one word. See if the answers are correct.

1) The somatic division of cells that results in diploid daughter cells
Answer: Mitosis

2) The division of cells in the germline that results in haploid gametes
Answer: Meiosis

3) The type of dominance when both alleles have an effect and are not obscured
Answer: Codominance

4) An individual that has two copies of the same allele
Answer: Homozygote

5) An individual that has two different copies of an allele
Answer: Heterozygote

6) Refers to the combination of alleles that underlies a phenotype
Answer: Gene

7) One functional copy of an allele is not sufficient to result in a wildtype phenotype
Answer: Haploinsufficient

8) The phenotype of the heterozygote is intermediate between the homozygotes
Not sure what this is called.

9) The genotype when an otherwise diploid individual only has one copy of an allele
Answer: Homozygote (I think this is wrong but not sure of correct answer)

10) The name for the gender that has two different sex chromosomes (XY or ZW)
Answer: Male
thanks
Is incomplete dominance same as codominance?