1. { Bio 211 SI Lineage Review 9/14/15

2. A. Protists, eukaryotes, prokaryotes B. Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya C. Bacteria, prokaryotes, protists D. Eukaryotes, protists, archaea What are the three domains of life?

3. A. Protists, eukaryotes, prokaryotes B. Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya C. Bacteria, prokaryotes, protists D. Eukaryotes, protists, archaea What are the three domains of life?

4. A. Bacteria and Eucarya B. Eucarya only C. Archaea and Eucarya D. Bacteria and Archaea Of the three domains, which of the following are prokaryotic?

5. A. Bacteria and Eucarya B. Eucarya only C. Archaea and Eucarya D. Bacteria and Archaea Of the three domains, which of the following are prokaryotic?

6. A. A B. B C. C D. D What point on the phylogenetic tree suggests that Archaea and Eucarya are more closely related? A C B D

7. A. A B. B C. C D. D What point on the phylogenetic tree suggests that Archaea and Eucarya are more closely related? A C B D

8. A. Eukarya B. Bacteria C. Protista D. Archaea Cillates are a class found under which domain?

9. A. Eukarya B. Bacteria C. Protista D. Archaea Cillates are a class found under which domain?

10. A. True B. False True/False: All eukaryotes are protists except for land plants, fungi, and animals.

11. A. True B. False True/False: All eukaryotes are protists except for land plants, fungi, and animals.

12. A. Cyanobacteria B. Chlamydiae C. Proteobacteria D. Opisthokonta Which of the following phylums can be found within domain eukarya?

13. A. Cyanobacteria B. Chlamydiae C. Proteobacteria D. Opisthokonta Which of the following phylums can be found within domain eukarya?

14. A. Domain B. Phylum C. Species D. Subclass The classification “Euryarcheota” includes the classes of methanogens, hyperthermophiles, and halophiles. Euryarcheota can therefore be considered a:

15. A. Domain B. Phylum C. Species D. Subclass The classification “Euryarcheota” includes the classes of methanogens, hyperthermophiles, and halophiles. Euryarcheota can therefore be considered a:

16. A. The origins of prokaryotic cells from eukaryotes B. The origins of eukaryotic cells from prokaryotes C. The origins of mitochondria, plastids, and chloroplasts as organelles D. B & C The endosymbiont theory explains which of the following:

17. A. The origins of prokaryotic cells from eukaryotes B. The origins of eukaryotic cells from prokaryotes C. The origins of mitochondria, plastids, and chloroplasts as organelles D. B & C The endosymbiont theory explains which of the following: