Question

1. during telophase, a step in the cell cycle,— the cell begins to separate into two new cells. the cell duplicates its genetic material. the nuclear envelope breaks down. the chromosomes in the cell begin to move.

Explanation:

Telophase is the final stage of mitosis and meiosis. In this stage, the cell starts to divide into two new cells. Genetic material duplication occurs in interphase, the nuclear - envelope breaks down in prophase, and chromosome movement mainly occurs in metaphase and anaphase.

Answer:

the cell begins to separate into two new cells.