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1 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Eukaryotic

2 Eukaryotic Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Eukaryotic Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista

3 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Prokaryote

4 Prokaryote Eubacteria or Archaebacteria
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Prokaryote Eubacteria or Archaebacteria

5 Unicellular with a nucleus
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular with a nucleus

6 Unicellular with a nucleus Protista or Fungi
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular with a nucleus Protista or Fungi

7 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
No cell wall

8 No cell wall Animalia or Protista
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? No cell wall Animalia or Protista

9 Unicellular or multicellular, photosynthetic
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular or multicellular, photosynthetic

10 Unicellular or multicellular, photosynthetic protista
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular or multicellular, photosynthetic protista

11 Cell walls made of cellulose, all multicellular
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Cell walls made of cellulose, all multicellular

12 Cell walls made of cellulose, all multicellular Plantae
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Cell walls made of cellulose, all multicellular Plantae

13 Unicellular, prokaryotic
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular, prokaryotic

14 Unicellular, prokaryotic Eubacteria or Archaebacteria
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular, prokaryotic Eubacteria or Archaebacteria

15 Exclusively multicellular
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Exclusively multicellular

16 Exclusively multicellular Animalia or Plantae
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Exclusively multicellular Animalia or Plantae

17 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Unicellular, lives in extreme conditions (very salty, acidic, high temp.s, etc)

18 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Unicellular, lives in extreme conditions (very salty, acidic, high temp.s, etc) Archaebacteria

19 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Unicellular or multi-cellular, autotrophic or heterotrophic, cell walls or no cell walls

20 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Unicellular or multi-cellular, autotrophic or heterotrophic, cell walls or no cell walls Protista

21 Eukaryotic, unicellular, autotrophic
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Eukaryotic, unicellular, autotrophic

22 Eukaryotic, unicellular, autotrophic Protista
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Eukaryotic, unicellular, autotrophic Protista

23 Multicellular, nucleus, photosynthesizes
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Multicellular, nucleus, photosynthesizes

24 Multicellular, nucleus, photosynthesizes Plantae
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Multicellular, nucleus, photosynthesizes Plantae

25 Unicellular, cell walls with peptidoglycan
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular, cell walls with peptidoglycan

26 Unicellular, cell walls with peptidoglycan Eubacteria
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Unicellular, cell walls with peptidoglycan Eubacteria

27 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
A sponge

28 A sponge (multicellular, eukaryote, without cell walls)
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? A sponge (multicellular, eukaryote, without cell walls)

29 A sponge (multicellular, eukaryote, without cell walls) Animalia
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? A sponge (multicellular, eukaryote, without cell walls) Animalia

30 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
A mushroom

31 A mushroom (heterotrophic eukaryote)
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? A mushroom (heterotrophic eukaryote)

32 A mushroom (heterotrophic eukaryote) Fungi
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? A mushroom (heterotrophic eukaryote) Fungi

33 Prokaryote found everywhere (ubiquitous)
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Prokaryote found everywhere (ubiquitous)

34 Prokaryote found everywhere (ubiquitous) Eubacteria
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Prokaryote found everywhere (ubiquitous) Eubacteria

35 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Paramecium

36 Paramecium (unicellular, without cell wall, with a nucleus)
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Paramecium (unicellular, without cell wall, with a nucleus)

37 Paramecium (unicellular, without cell wall, with a nucleus) Protista
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Paramecium (unicellular, without cell wall, with a nucleus) Protista

38 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Bacteria found in your gut (aiding in digestion) or in the back of your throat causing illness)

39 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Bacteria found in your gut (aiding in digestion) or in the back of your throat causing illness) Eubacteria

40 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Moss

41 Moss (multicellular, green)
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Moss (multicellular, green)

42 Moss (multicellular, green) Plantae
Which Kingdom(s) could this be? Moss (multicellular, green) Plantae

43 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Prokaryote living within the sulfurous conditions at the bottom of the ocean near volcanic thermal vents

44 Which Kingdom(s) could this be?
Prokaryote living within the sulfurous conditions at the bottom of the ocean near volcanic thermal vents Archaebacteria

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