Examining each phase for accuracy.
Anaphase I involves the separation of homologous chromosomes; however, the description suggests separation of sister chromatids, which occurs in Anaphase II.
Prophase I is marked by chromosome condensation; this is accurate as it sets the stage for subsequent alignments and separations.
Metaphase II involves chromosomes (sister chromatids) aligning at the cell's equator, not necessarily the attachment of microtubules to kinetochores, which is a continuous process starting from prophase.
The correct description of Anaphase II includes the division of centromeres and the separation of sister chromatids.