Clasificando a los seres vivos: protistas y hongos

The video tutorial explores the Protista and Mushroom Kingdoms. Protists, including paramés, phytoplankton, and kelp, are characterized by having nuclei in their cells. They can be unicellular or multicellular, like algae, and have diverse energy sources. The Mushroom Kingdom includes fungi, which are mostly multicellular and obtain nutrients from other living things, unlike plants that produce their own food.

Which of the following is a characteristic of protists that differentiates them from bacteria?

• They have cell walls.

• They have nuclei in their cells.

• They are always multicellular.

• They can only produce their own food.

What is a common feature of most protists?

• They are made of multiple cells.

• They lack a nucleus.

• They are made of one cell.

• They are always attached to soil.

How do some protists like algae obtain energy?

• By decomposing organic matter.

• By producing food from solar energy.

• By absorbing nutrients from soil.

• By consuming other organisms.

What is a defining characteristic of fungi in the Mushroom Kingdom?

• They are always found in water.

• They obtain nutrients from other living things.

• They are always single-celled.

• They can produce their own food.

Where are fungi typically found attached?

• To living trees.

• To other fungi.

• To soil or dead trees.

• To rocks in water.