Question

Identify, the correct sequence of the cell cycle events.
I. Nuclear membrane dissolves
II. Cell size increases
III. Two daughter cells form
IV. DNA replicates

• A. I, IV, II and III
• B. I, IV, III and II
• C. II, I, IV and III
• D. II, IV, I and III
• E. IV, II, III and I

Answer 1

Answer: (D)

II, IV, I and III

• The cell cycle includes a series of events, that take place in a cell which leads to the duplication of DNA and division of cells to form two daughter cells.
• During the interphase or the initial phase, the cells grow in size, the DNA starts to duplicate.
  
• After that mitotic phase will start which is again divided into subphases.
• During the prophase of mitosis, the nuclear membrane dissolves followed by metaphase, anaphase, and telophase respectively. After telophase, karyokinesis will be completed while cytokinesis starts.
• With the completion of cytokinesis parent cell will be divided into two daughter cells.

So, the correct answer is option D.