eukaryotic organisms

Question 1

are plants unicellular?

Answer 1

no - multicellular

Question 2

what are plant cell walls made from

Answer 2

cellulose

Question 3

how do plants store carbohydrates

Answer 3

starch or sucrose

Question 4

are animals unicellular?

Answer 4

no - multicellular

Question 5

do animal cells contain chloroplasts

Answer 5

no - they can not carry out photosynthesis

Question 6

what are animal cell walls made from

Answer 6

nothing - they dont have any

Question 7

how to animals store carbohydrates

Answer 7

glycogen

Question 8

can fungi carry out photosynthesis

Answer 8

no

Question 9

how is a fungi body organised

Answer 9

into a mycelium made from thread-like structures called hyphae

Question 10

what do hyphae contain

Answer 10

many nuclei

Question 11

what are fungi cell walls made from

Answer 11

chitin

Question 12

how do fungi feed

Answer 12

saprotrophic nutrition

Question 13

how does saprotrophic nutrition work

Answer 13

extracellular secretion of digestive enzymes onto food

Question 14

how do fungi store carbohydrates

Answer 14

glycogen

Question 15

are protoctists unicellular

Answer 15

yes

Question 16

can they be pathogenic

Answer 16

yes - plasmodium

Question 17

characteristics of amoeba

Answer 17

like an animal cell

Question 18

characteristics of chlorella

Answer 18

like a plant cell

Question 19

what are viruses

Answer 19

small particles that aren’t living which reproduce inside living cells

Question 20

how would you describe a virus structure

Answer 20

no cellular structures, protein coat containing one type of nucleic acid

Question 21

what are the types of nucleic acid that could be in a virus

Answer 21

DNA or RNA