Classification of Living Things: Protists

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What is the primary characteristic that distinguishes animals from plants?

Having a backbone

Which of the following is an example of a nonvascular plant?

Moss

Which of the following is NOT true about plants?

They can be autotrophs or heterotrophs.

In the classification of living things, which kingdom includes organisms that consume other living or dead organisms?

Fungi

What is the main difference between invertebrates and vertebrates?

Vertebrates have a backbone, while invertebrates do not.

Which of the following kingdoms includes organisms that do not possess a backbone?

Protists

What is the process through which animals obtain energy?

Cellular respiration

"Seedless vascular plants" belong to which type of plants classification?

"Seedless vascular" plants

Which kingdom includes organisms that can team up with others to make life easier?

Kingdom Animals

What is the main characteristic that distinguishes Kingdom Protists from other kingdoms?

Ability to conduct photosynthesis

Which group of organisms is known for not having a backbone?

Invertebrates

Which kingdom includes organisms that convert sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water into energy?

Kingdom Protists

What is the primary characteristic of nonvascular plants?

Absence of specialized tissues for water transport

Which type of plants belong to the group of Seedless vascular plants?

Flowering plants

What distinguishes Kingdom Archaebacteria from Kingdom Eubacteria?

Ability to conduct photosynthesis

Which group includes organisms that consume other living or dead organisms for food?

Kingdom Animals

Which kingdom consists of mainly multi-cellular and mobile organisms?

Kingdom Animals

Which group is characterized by having a backbone?

Invertebrates

Learn about the classification of living things, particularly Protists, in Lesson 5. This lesson covers the characteristics of Protists, including being mostly single-celled, some being heterotrophs and some autotrophs. Examples such as amoeba, algae, and paramecium are discussed.

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