Question

where in the cell does translation take place? in the mitochondria in the nucleus at the ribosome in the golgi bodies

Explanation:

Translation is the process of protein - synthesis from mRNA. Ribosomes are the sites where this occurs as they read the mRNA sequence and assemble amino acids into proteins. Mitochondria are for energy - production, the nucleus is for DNA storage and transcription, and Golgi bodies are for protein modification and packaging.

Answer:

C. At the ribosome