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2 Well done! Bacteria belong to Kingdom Fungus Kingdom Protista
Kingdom Monera Well done!

3 Bacteria are Eukaryotic Prokaryotic Zookaryotic Well done!

4 Bacteria reproduce by? Spores Binary fisson Gametes Well done!

5 Well done! Rhizopus belongs to? Kingdom Monera Kingdom Fungus
Kingdom Protista Well done!

6 Fungi are? Prokaryotic Eukaryotic Zookaryotic Well done!

7 Well done! Mycelium is a ? Mass of Hyphae Mass of spores
Mass of chloroplasts Well done!

8 Well done! Amoeba belongs to ? Kingdom Fungus Kingdom Protista
Kingdom Plantae Well done!

9 Question goes here? Wrong Correct Wrong Well done!

10 Amoeba moves by? Legs Pseudopodia Flagella Well done!

11 Question goes here? Wrong Correct Wrong Well done!

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