What are the cell cycle phases in order

If it’s for mitosis then it’s:

Interphase- (not part of mitosis, it’s when the cell creates DNA)

Prophase- where the DNA comes together to create chromosomes

Metaphase- when the chromosomes line up

Anaphase- when the chromosomes are torn apart into chromatids

Telophase- when two separate nuclei from and the cell stars to split, with the chromatids on separate sides (in the nuclei)

With the help of cytokinesis, the cell completely splits each daughter cell becoming independent of each other and the cell cycle repeats (starting with interphase)

Hope this helps!

The answer is option a.