1. In general, Bacteria predominate in __________waters, while numbers of Archaea are about equal or show aslight predominance in __________ waters.
A) upper /lower                                             B)mid-range / upper and lower
C) upper and lower /mid-range                     D)lower / upper
2. Mycorrhizal fungi obtain their carbon from ________ and theirinorganic minerals from __________.
A) root secretions / particles produced by the photosyntheticactions of other parts of the plant
B) the soil / particles produced by the photo-synthetic actionsof other parts of the plant
C) the soil / root secretions
D) root secretions / the soil
3. The absorption of __________ by chlorophylls begins theprocess of __________.
A) ATP / photosynthetic energy conversion
B) light energy / phototrophic energy conversion
C) ATP / autotrophy
D) light quanta / autotrophy
4. Which statement(s) is/are true?
A) Some methanogens are endosymbionts of certain protozoa.
B) A competing H2-consuming process to methanogenesisis acetogenesis.
C) Methanogenesis is carried out by a group of Archaea, themethanogens, which are strict anaerobes.
D) All of the above are true.
5. Genes encoding __________ are widely used as target genes inmolecular biodiversity studies.
A) 16SrRNAÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â B)reverse transcriptase
C)ATPases                             D)DNA polymerase III
6. True or false:
T/F More dense populations of phototrophic microorganisms wouldbe found in near-shore areas than in pelagic waters.
T/F Hydrothermal vent animals are known to live off the productsof the chemolithotrophic microbial symbionts.
T/F Excretions from roots hinder, rather than promote, thedevelopment of microorganisms in the rhizosphere.