The document outlines the five kingdom system of classification, which divides life into five kingdoms - Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It provides details about each kingdom, including that Monera contains unicellular bacteria without nuclei, Protista contains unicellular organisms with nuclei like amoebas and protozoa, Fungi contains non-motile organisms like mushrooms and molds, Plantae contains multicellular autotrophic organisms like plants, and Animalia contains motile multicellular heterotrophic organisms like animals.

1. Five kingdom
classification

2. Kingdom
Monera
Kingdom
Protista
Kingdom
Fungi
Kingdom
Plantae
Kingdom
Animalia
FIVE
KINGDOM

3. KINGDOM MONERA
• Includes unicellular organisms
without nucleus
• Example of organism in this
kingdom include bacteria

4. BACTERIA

6. KINGDOM PROTISTA
• Includes unicellular organisms
with a nucleus
• Some organisms included in
this kingdom are Amoeba,
Paramoecium, Euglena,etc

7. AMOEBA
Paramoecium
Euglena

8. KINGDOM FUNGI
• Includes non-motile,
heterotrophic unicellular /
multicellular organisms
• Examples of organisms in this
kingdom includes mushroom,
yeast, mould..

10. KINGDOM PLANTAE
• Includes autotrophic,
multicellular, non-motile
organisms.
• Example : Plants (algae, ferns,
flowering plants, trees)

11. FERNS
Algae

13. KINGDOM ANIMALIA
• Includes heterotrophic
multicellular organisms that have
the capacity of locomotion
• Example : Animals