Which Description Best Supports the Endosymbiotic Theory of Organelles

question 39

Multiple Choice

Which description best supports the endosymbiotic theory of organelles?

• A)Eukaryotic cells acquired mitochondria and plastids by engulfing free-living bacteria and developed a symbiotic relationship with them.Mitochondria were derived from anaerobic bacterium while chloroplasts were derived from aerobic bacterium.
• B)Eukaryotic cells acquired mitochondria and plastids by engulfing free-living bacteria and developed a symbiotic relationship with them.Mitochondria were derived from aerobic bacterium while chloroplasts were derived from cyanobacterium.
• C)Eukaryotic cells acquired nuclei and flagella by engulfing free-living bacteria and developed a symbiotic relationship with them.Nuclei were derived from aerobic bacterium while flagella were derived from motile bacteria.
• D)Eukaryotic cells acquired mitochondria and flagella by engulfing free-living bacteria and developed a symbiotic relationship with them.Mitochondria were derived from aerobic bacterium while flagella were derived from motile bacteria.

Differentiate between various types of adjusting entries (e.g., prepayments, accruals, depreciation).

Identify the classifications and normal balance of specific accounts (Prepaid Insurance, Unearned Fees, Supplies Expense, Accumulated Depreciation).

Identify and apply adjusting entries for depreciation.

Recognize and adjust entries for supplies and inventory.

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