6th grade NS Unit 1 Cells | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Are humans unicellular or multicellular?

multicellular

What can the fungi kingdom be beneficial for?

for making medicines, food and humus

What can have cilia, flagella or pseudopods?

Protozoa

Does a prokaryote have a nucleus?

No, it doesn't

Why can the monea kingdom be harmful?

it can contaminate food and cause diseases

Does an eukaryote have a nucleus?

Yes, it does

What type of nutrition does the fungi kingdom exhibit?

heterotrophic nutrition

What type of nutrition does the monera kingdom exhibit?

autotrophic and heterotrophic

What can we organize multicellular things into?

into tissues, organs, systems

What type of reproduction does algae exhibit?

asexual and sexual

Are plants unicellular or multicellular?

multicellular

What kingdom are plants a part of?

plantae

What are the smallest parts of a living thing?

cells

What are the two types of eukaryotic cells?

plant and animal

What are the three vital functions cells perform?

nutrition, interaction, reproduction

Name the 5 kingdoms

monera, protoctista, fungi, plantae, animalia

Does a prokaryote cell have few or many organelles?

few organelles

What can the fungi kingdom be harmful for?

causing diseases and damaging crops

Where is the gentetic material in a prokaryote cell?

in the cytoplasm

What kingdom is mould a part of?

the fungi kingdom

Does the fungi kingdom form tissues?

No, it doesn't

Which of the five kingdoms includes bacteria?

Monera

Which of the five kingdoms includes algae?

protoctista

What kingdom are animals a part of?

animalia

Does the protoctista kingdom form tissues?

No it doesn't

Are protozoa always beneficial?

No, some are beneficial and some are harmful

What are the two types of cells?

prokaryote and eukaryote

What can be divided into unicellular and multicellular?

living things

Which kingdom is unicellular and multicellular without tissues?

fungi