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• What are five kingdoms 

  Animals 

  Plants 

  Fungi 

  Proctoctists 

  Prokaryotes  
• What are eukaryotic organisms? 

  Can be multi-celled or single celled and are made up of cells that contain a nucleus with a distinct membrane. 
• What are prokaryotic organisms? 

  Always single-celled and do not contain a nucleus. 
• Main features of animals: 

  • They are able to move from place to place. 
  • Their cells contain a nucleus with the distinct membrane. 
  • They are multicellular. 
  • Their cells do not have cellulose cell walls. 
  • Their cells do not contain chloroplast. 
  • They feed on organic substances made by living things  
  • They often store carbohydrates as glycogen 
  • They usually have nervous coordination  
• Main Features of Plants: 

  • They are multicellular. 
  • Their cells contain a nucleus with a distinct membrane. 
  • Their cells have cell walls made out of cellulose. 
  • The cells contain chloroplasts 
  • They feed by photosynthesis 
  • They store carbohydrates as starch or sucrose. 
  • They do not have nervous coordination 
• How many μm in a mm? 

  1000μm in a mm 
• What is the equation for calculating actual size of a specimen? 

  Actual size= Image Size/Magnification