What are the two options in the Mitosis Duplication menu for using a Mitosis spreadsheet?

• A. Run and Load
• B. Start and Execute
• C. Copy and Merge
• D. Import and Export

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that performing a duplication in a spreadsheet usually happens in two steps: first bring in the data or setup you’ll work with, then actually run the operation to create the duplicates. In this context, Load is the step that prepares and supplies the spreadsheet with the necessary data or template. Run is the step that starts the duplication process, applying the defined rules to generate the duplicates.

Why this pair fits best: you wouldn’t want to start the operation without having the right data or setup in place, and you wouldn’t want to load data after you’ve already started duplicating. Load sets things up, then Run executes the duplication as defined by that setup. The other options don’t reflect this two-step workflow as clearly: Import and Export focus on moving files in and out, Copy and Merge speak to manipulating data rather than running a defined duplication operation, and Start and Execute are redundant labels for beginning a process rather than separating data preparation from execution.