science 5 kingdom classification

Question 1

what does prokaryotic mean?

Answer 1

doesnt have nucleolus membrane

Question 2

what does eukaryotic mean?

Answer 2

has membrane

Question 3

what does heterotroph mean?

Answer 3

cant produce food

Question 4

what does autotroph mean?

Answer 4

can produce food

Question 5

what does unicellular mean?

Answer 5

body consists of one cell

Question 6

what does multicellular mean?

Answer 6

body consists of many cells

Question 7

mention the 5 kingdoms classification

Answer 7

monera, protist, plantae, fungi, animalia

Question 8

mention all monera characteristics

Answer 8

prokaryote, unicellular, autotroph and heterotroph

Question 9

mention monera examples

Answer 9

bacteria, archaea

Question 10

mention all protist characteristics

Answer 10

eukaryote, in general unicellular, autotroph and heterotroph

Question 11

mention protist examples

Answer 11

amoeba, flagellate, ciliate, red algae, brown algae, golden algae, myxomycota (slime mold), acrasiomycota (acrasidae), oomycota (oomycete)

Question 12

which kingdom that is like animal, plant, and fungi but actually not?

Answer 12

protists

Question 13

where can monera be found

Answer 13

in humid places, hot springs, snow, deep oceans, and as parasites in other organisms

Question 14

where can protists be found

Answer 14

in waters, damp places, and on the bodies of other organisms

Question 15

which kingdom is a recycling organism

Answer 15

monera

Question 16

which kingdom has chlorophyll, roots, stems, and leaves

Answer 16

plantae

Question 17

where can fungi be found

Answer 17

in damp places, sea water, fresh water, and acidic water

Question 18

mention all fungi characteristics

Answer 18

eukaryote, all multicellular except for one, heterotroph, have cell membrane made from chitin

Question 19

mention all plantae characteristics

Answer 19

eukaryote, multicellular, autotroph, have chlorophyll and moves passively

Question 20

mention all animalia characteristics

Answer 20

eukaryote, multicellular, heterotroph, can move actively