The document summarizes the main kingdoms of life - Animal, Plant, Algae and Protista, Fungus, and Bacteria. It notes that animals are multicellular and move to find food, while plants are multicellular but fixed in place and produce their own food via photosynthesis. Algae and protista can be uni or multicellular and make their own food. Fungi are multicellular or unicellular and feed on remains of other organisms. Bacteria are the simplest and smallest organisms, with some able to produce their own food and others feeding on other living things.

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2. Animal kingdom.

3. Animals are multicellular living things that feed on
other living things.
Most animals move to forage for food to signal shelter
or to escape predators.

4. Plant kingdom.

5. Plants are multicellular living things that produce
their own food.They make their food through
fhotosynthesis.
They cannot move because their roots are fixed to the
ground.

6. Alga and protista kingdom.

7. Alga can be unicellular or multicellular.They make
their own food but don’t have tissues or organs.
Protozoa are unicellular living things that feed on
other living things.

8. Fungus kingdom.

9. There are multicellular fungi and unicellular ones.
Fungi do not have tissues or organs .They do not
produce their onw food,but feed on the remains of
other living things.In addition,fungi,like plants,
cannot move.

10. Bacteria kingdom.

11. Bacteria are the simplest organisms on Earth.They are
unicellular and are so small that are only visible trhoug
a microscope.
Some bacteria such cyanobacteria,can make their onw
food.
There are some bacteria,such as the bacillus,eat other
living things.

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