Question

how do mitochondria and chloroplasts reproduce?
mitochondria and chloroplasts do not reproduce
replicating dna and dividing into daughter organelles
chloroplasts use controlled cell death to reproduce

Explanation:

Mitochondria and chloroplasts are semi - autonomous organelles with their own DNA. They reproduce by replicating their DNA and then dividing into daughter organelles. The first option is incorrect as they do reproduce. The third option is wrong because controlled cell death (apoptosis) is not related to chloroplast reproduction.

Answer:

B. replicating DNA and dividing into daughter organelles