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    Classificationof Living Things Biology Kingdoms

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    The document describes the six kingdoms of living things: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Archaea, and Bacteria. It provides characteristics of each kingdom, such as animals being multicellular and consuming food, plants producing food through photosynthesis, fungi decomposing dying things, protists encompassing a variety of single and multicellular organisms, archaea being single-celled and able to survive in extreme environments, and bacteria being single-celled with a cell wall. It also includes a quiz matching descriptions to the appropriate kingdoms.

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    The document describes the six kingdoms of living things: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Archaea, and Bacteria. It provides characteristics of each kingdom, such as animals being multicellular and consuming food, plants producing food through photosynthesis, fungi decomposing dying things, protists encompassing a variety of single and multicellular organisms, archaea being single-celled and able to survive in extreme environments, and bacteria being single-celled with a cell wall. It also includes a quiz matching descriptions to the appropriate kingdoms.

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    The document describes the six kingdoms of living things: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Archaea, and Bacteria. It provides characteristics of each kingdom, such as animals being multicellular and consuming food, plants producing food through photosynthesis, fungi decomposing dying things, protists encompassing a variety of single and multicellular organisms, archaea being single-celled and able to survive in extreme environments, and bacteria being single-celled with a cell wall. It also includes a quiz matching descriptions to the appropriate kingdoms.

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    6 Kingdoms Facts

    Animalia is the kingdom of animals. Animals include invertebrates like insects, and
    vertebrates like mammals and birds. Six important aspects of animals are:
    1. Animals are multicellular, which means they have many cells.
    2. Animal cells do not have cell walls.
    3. Animals consume food.
    4. All animals reproduce sexually.
    5. Animals are able to move at some time during their life.
    6. Animals have nervous systems, and respond to the things they sense around them.

    Plantae is the kingdom of plants. Important characteristics of plants are:


    1. Plants are multicellular.
    2. Plant cells have cells walls and unique organelles.
    3. Plants produce food through a process called photosynthesis.
    4. Plants usually can’t move because they are rooted to one place.
    5. Plants reproduce sexually or asexually. Some reproduce with seeds through pollina-
    tion, others
    through spores, or even asexually as with rhizomes or tubers.

    Fungi are multicellular decomposers like mold, moss, and mushrooms, but a few of
    them can be single celled, like yeast. Fungi digest their food outside themselves, and
    then absorb it. This process decomposes dying things and turns them into useful things
    like soil. They do not produce food through photosynthesis like plants do, so they don’t
    need light!

    Protista has the sound tea in it, and has such a variety of many organisms that fit into
    one pot, orkingdom, that is. Most are single celled organisms, but some have many
    cells, like algae. Protista have anucleus, organelles, and sometimes chloroplasts. Some
    can move with little hair-like things called cilia, ortail-like flagella. They get their food
    either through photosynthesis like plants do, ingestion like animalsdo, or both!

    Archaea (has the sound ark in the beginning!) are single celled organisms without a
    nucleus that have theability to live through all sorts of extreme conditions and tem-
    peratures. Single celled organisms are so small you cannot see them without a micro-
    scope.

    Bacteria are single celled organisms that have a cell wall, but they do not have organ-
    elles or an organized nucleus. Some are helpful, producing vitamins or food. Others
    are harmful, and cause disease, so wash your hands before you eat in case you picked
    up some unhelpful bacteria!

    Quiz! What Kingdom do I belong in?


    1. I am a consumer, because I don’t make my own food. I can sense you in many ways.
    2. I have a nucleus and organelles.
    3. I am a producer, because I make my own food. I have many cells.
    4. I have only one cell, and it has a cell wall. I might be very helpful, or I might make you sick!
    5. I am a decomposer, and I don’t need sunlight.
    6. I am small and I can live in extreme conditions and temperatures.
    Answers 1. Animalia 2. Protista 3. Plantae 4. Bacteria 5. Fungi 6. Archaea

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    6 Kingdoms of Living Things

    ©2018 Jolie Canoli and Friends. Permission granted to reproduce for personal and educational use only.
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