Answer: read below!!
Explanation: So, I'm assuming you are checking off the boxes or writing yes/no.
IN ORDER!!
Archaea- Prokaryotic-Has a cell wall- Unicellular-Get nutrition from Autotrophy & Heterotrophy- Binary fission- swimming motility(swimming movement)- Examples, Halobacterium & Thermophiles
Bacteria- Prokaryotic- Unicellular- Peptidoglycan- Passive diffusion-Binary fission-Flagella- Examples: Flagella & Escherichia coli
Protista- Eukaryotes-Unicellular- Cellulose- Autotrophic and heterotrophic- flagella- Examples: Amoebas & ciliates
Fungi-Eukaryotes- Can be multicellular and/or unicellular- Biosynthesis-Heterotrophic- Spores- Growth
Plantae- Eukaryote -multicellular- Cellulose-Autotrophic-sexual or asexual reproduction- Non-motile- Examples: ((any type of plant. Moss, flowers, etc..))
Animalia -Eukaryotic - Multicellular- Does not have a cell wall- heterotrophy- Sexual reproduction- motile (walking, running, jumping)- Examples: Humans!!, Invertebrates (look up to pick creatures with spines)
I hope that was not too confusing. All the bold words are seperated as so from above ..: Eukaryotic = cell type, -, Multicellular= number of cells, -, cellulose =cell wall,... And so forth
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