Answer:
Explanation:
1. Chromatids
Chromatin condenses and forms more tight and compact chromosomes.  Chromosomes are seen to be composed  of two chromatids. 
2. Centromere
Sister chromatids are attached together at the  centromere.
3. Kinetochores 
Chromosomal microtubules attach to  kinetochores of chromosomes.
4. Interphase
Interphase is the period between cell divisions, is a time when the cell grows and forms various necessary proteins. Interphase lasts for days or weeks whereas mitosis lasts for hours.
5. Mitotic spindle
Chromatin gets packed into mitotic chromosomes, which  are segregated by a mitotic spindle.
6. Chromatin 
 Chromatin is the complex form of DNA and proteins that condense into more compact chromosomes.
7. Cytokinesis 
Mitosis leads to division of duplicated nuclei material into daughter nuclei but the cell is divided into two  daughter cells when a furrow is formed into the center of the cell by a process called cytokinesis.