Question

question 20
which of the following statements best describes \prophase\ in an animal cell?
the chromosomes become visible as they coil up
the cell wall begins to form
the chromosomes line up at the equator
the chromosomes are pulled apart by centrioles

Explanation:

In prophase of animal cell mitosis, chromatin (uncoiled DNA) condenses into visible chromosomes. Animal cells don't have cell walls (so that option is wrong). Chromosomes line - up at the equator in metaphase, and are pulled apart in anaphase.

Answer:

the chromosomes become visible as they coil up