Which feature separates Eukaryotes from Prokaryotes under a microscope?, Cell wall of wood, Clear nucleus and have more organelles, What is a helpful role that some Bacteria play inside the human body?, Build bones directly, Skin photosynthesis, Help digest food, Which of these is an EXTREME habitat where you are most likely to find Archaea?, Apple surface, Hot acidic spring, A garden, How do plant-like protists (like microscopic algae) get their energy?, Absorb dead trees, Use photosynthesis, Hunt insects, What structural feature is shared by Fungi, Plants, and Animals, but NOT Bacteria?, They have spines, Walk on four legs, Eukaryotic cells, What would happen to a forest if all Fungi decomposers suddenly disappeared?, Dead matter piles up, Plants grow faster, Animals turn green, What green pigment inside plant cells absorbs light energy for photosynthesis?, Water, Carbon dioxide, Chlorophyll, Besides carbon dioxide and light, what third essential input must roots absorb for photosynthesis?, Oxygen gas, Water, Sugar syrup, How does a desert cactus prevent water loss during hot days?, Waxy skin and spines, Huge broad leaves, Roots underwater, What is the primary difference in cell structure between an Animal and a Bacterium?, Animals unicellular, Bacteria have legs, Eukaryote vs prokaryote, Which of the following is a BEHAVIORAL adaptation that helps some animals survive cold winters?, Thick white fur, Migrate or hibernate, Sharp teeth, Which organism is MULTICELLULAR, CANNOT make its own food, and CAN move around on its own?, A flower, Dolphin, Mushroom, If a microscopic creature swims using tiny hairs, has a nucleus, but no cell wall, it belongs to:, Kingdom Archaea, Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Protista, Which two kingdoms are made of prokaryotic cells (no nucleus)?, Bacteria and Archaea, Plants and Animals, Fungi and Protists, Where do Bacteria typically live?, Only on the Moon, Everywhere, Only inside volcanoes, What is a Protist?, A large mushroom, A type of metal, Mostly single-celled eukaryote, Which of the following is a classic example of a Protist?, Amoeba, Polar bear, Oak tree, How do Fungi (like mushrooms and mold) get their food?, Chasing animals, Absorbing nutrients, Using sunlight, What is the main job of Fungi as decomposers in an ecosystem?, Pollute the air, Produce oxygen, Recycle nutrients, Which kingdom includes organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis?, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia, Which of the following describes the Animalia kingdom?, Single-celled nonmovers, Multicellular consumers, Absorb from logs, Can animals make their own food through photosynthesis like plants do?, Yes, all animals, Only at night, No, they cannot, What is true about movement in the Animalia kingdom?, They never move, They are rooted, Most move at some stage, You find a microscopic single-celled organism swimming in a pond and notice it has a clear nucleus. What is it most likely?, Fungus, Protist, Bacterium, You find a multicellular organism in a forest that cannot move and absorbs nutrients from a dead tree trunk. What kingdom does it belong to?, Fungi, Animalia, Plantae

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