Intermediate filaments
A) guide the movements of chromosomes.
B) surround the nucleus.
C) guide the movements of organelles.
D) support the inner mitochondrial membrane.

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Intermediate filaments are part of the cytoskeleton and help to provide structural support to the cell. They are found surrounding the nucleus and help to maintain its shape and position within the cell. They are not involved in guiding the movements of chromosomes or organelles, nor do they support the inner mitochondrial membrane.

Intermediate Filaments