Kingdoms of Life

• Which examples are included in the '5 kingdoms of life'?

  1. Animals
  2. Plants
  3. Fungi
  4. Protoctists
  5. Bacteria
• What examples are considered 'eukaryotes'?

  Protoctists

  Plants

  Fungi

  Animals 
• What examples are considered 'prokaryotic'?

  Bacteria
• A key difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, is eukaryotic cells all have:

  A nucleus 
• What are the features of animals? x3

  1. Multicellular 
  2. Reproduce sexually
  3. Heterotrophs 
• What are the features of a plant? x2

  1. Autotrophs 
  2. Multicellular 
• Fungi can be unicellular or multicellular. 

  Is yeast unicellular or multicellular?

  Unicellular 
• The large majority of protoctists are ________.

  unicellular
• True or false? Only some protoctists can photosynthesise.

  True
• Humans have ______ in their intestines which help them break down food.

  bacteria
• Viruses are considered parasites. 

  What does the term 'parasite' mean?

  An organism that depends on another organism to grow and reproduce.
• What organism acts as a pathogens?

  Bacteria

  Viruses

  Fungi

  Protoctists