Cells Across Kingdoms

Scientists place organisms into domains and kingdoms based on cell type, number of cells, and

• if they are able to grow.

• if they drink water.

• if they have the ability to make food.

• if they are able to move.

What is a prokaryote?

• an organism that has nuclei in its cells

• an autotroph

• a heterotroph

• an organism without a nucleus in its cells

Check all the boxes for each organelle that plant and animal cells both have.

• lysosomes

• cell membrane

• mitochondria

• nucleus

• cell wall

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Unicellular means

• single-celled

• unicycle

• multi-celled

• united cells

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The 4 eukaryote kingdoms are Animals, Plants, Fungi, and

• Bacteria

• Archaea

• Humans

• Protists

What is the difference between multicellular and unicellular organisms?

• Uni= Just one cell, Multi= More than one

• There is no difference

• Multi= One cell, Uni= More than one

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Which two kingdoms contain ONLY multicellular organisms? (Pick 2)

• Plants

• Animals

• Fungi

• Protoctists

• Bacteria

Which kingdoms contain some unicellular organisms and some multicellular organisms? (Pick 2)

• Bacteria

• Animal

• Protoctists

• Fungi

Which kingdoms contain organisms whose

cells HAVE cell walls?

• Protoctists, fungi, and plants

• plants, fungi, and bacteria

• animals, bacteria, plants

• plants , Protoctists, animals

If an organism is multicellular, has cell walls, and has chloroplasts, it is a :

• Fungus

• Plant

• Animal

• Protoctists

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