Unit 4 Natural

All living things are separated into...

• 2 kingdoms

• 5 kingdoms

The kingdoms of nature are:

• Fungi, Protist and Monera.

• Animals, plants, fungi, protist and monera.

Funci can be...

• large organisms or single-celled organisms.

• single-celled organisms.

Examples of the Fungi kingdom are:

• Mould, plankton and mushrooms.

• Mould, yeast and mushrooms.

Protists can be...

• single-celled organisms or large organisms which many cells.

• only single-celled organisms.

Examples of the Protist kingdom are:

• Amoeba, algae and plankton.

• Amoeba, bacteria and plankton.

Monera can only be...

• singled-celled organisms or large organisms.

• single-celled organisims.

An example of the Monera kingdom is:

• Bacteria.

• Mould.

An ecosystem is...

• where only living things exist together.

• where living things and non-living things exist together.

In a healthy ecosystem, energy from the Sun and minerals from the the soil move from...

• consumers to producers to decomposers.

• producers to consumers to decomposers.