Question

how are you able to determine if a cell is undergoing cytokinesis?
the cell is dormant with no activity taking place.
chromosomes will begin to cross over.
the final stage of cell division, after mitosis, before the cell returns to interphase.
question 4
(03.01 lc)
during anaphase, what changes take place with chromatids?
the chromatids are pulled away.
the chromatids are pulled towards the same centriole.
the chromatids are pulled towards the same centromere.

Explanation:

For the first question: Cytokinesis is the final stage of cell division where the cytoplasm splits into two daughter cells, occurring after mitosis before interphase. Dormancy describes interphase (G0), and crossing over happens in meiosis prophase I, not cytokinesis.
For the second question: Anaphase is when sister chromatids separate and are pulled to opposite poles by spindle fibers attached to centrioles. They move to different centrioles, not the same, and centromeres split to release chromatids.

Answer:

The final stage of cell division, after mitosis, before the cell returns to interphase.
The chromatids are pulled away.