A. PROPHASE,
B. METAPHASE,
C. ANAPHASE,
D. TELOPHASE,
E. CYTOKINESIS

2. Centrioles migrate at opposite poles of the cell.
3. Movement of the separated chromosomes toward opposite poles.
4. The cytoplasm of the cell is being divided.
5. Chromosomes move and align themselves at the center of the cell
6. The spindle fibers dissolve and disappear.
7. Spindle fibers connect each chromosomes on its centromere
8. The chromatids now called chromosomes.
9. Chromatids start to coil and become visible under microscope
10. The nucleolus disappears.