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+10 PUNTOS
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What kingdom/s is/ are only multicellular?
Animal and Plant Kingdom.
What is the smallest and simplest living thing called?
Bacteria
True or false: algae can make their own food?
True
True or false : Protozoa are not simple organisms ?
False
What is the name of the process when plants make their own food?
Photosynthesis
Fungi can make their own food. True or false?
FALSE
Protoctists can be unicellular or multicellular. Some can make their own food. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
Monera are unicellular. Some feed on other organisms, but others make their own food. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
Animals can move about and some of them feed on other living organisms. True or false
True
The five kingdoms of living organisms are...
Animal, plant, fungi, protista and monera.
Choose the correct kingdom. They are multicellular and make their own food. They can´t move.
Plant kingdom
How do bacteria get food? are autotroph, heterotrophic or both of them?
Some make their own and others get food from different sources. So, both of them.
Fungi can be unicellular and multicellular: true or false
True
Bacteria are unicellular or pluricellular?
Bacteria are unicellular
Can fungi move? Yes or no.
No, they can not move.
Animals feed on other living things: true or false
True
Do plants make their own food?
Yes
Plants are multicellular: true or false
True
Animals are multicellular or unicellular?
Multicellular
Living things are classified into 5 groups called...
Kingdoms
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