Which inference is best supported by the model described?
AThe DNA is copied before its copies are separated.✓ Correct
The stated sequence puts copying ahead of separation.
BMitosis occurs before the cell copies its DNA.✗ Incorrect
The order in the passage places mitosis later.
CEvery stage takes the same amount of time.✗ Incorrect
The model does not show how long stages last.
DThe model shows that cells never prepare for division.✗ Incorrect
Preparation is explicitly described.
Answer
A. The DNA is copied before its copies are separated.
Rationale
The passage places DNA copying in S and separation later in mitosis. This ordering supports the inference without requiring information about duration.
RememberConnect stated details without adding an unsupported claim.
Sources
Cell CycleNational Human Genome Research Institute (NIH) · License: US government work (public domain) · Retrieved · Narration
Cell FunctionSEER Training Modules, National Cancer Institute · License: US government work (public domain) · Retrieved · Cell division
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