The document describes the key characteristics of prokaryotes. It states that prokaryotes are single-celled organisms without nuclei or membrane-bound organelles, that they contain circular DNA and sometimes plasmids, and that they can have different shapes, cell walls, and methods of obtaining nutrients like photosynthesis. It also notes that archaea are prokaryotes that lack peptidoglycan in their cell walls, have unusual lipids, and live in extreme environments without using oxygen for respiration.

3.  1 cell
 prokaryotes with no nucleus and
membrane bounded organelles
 A single large circular DNA and
some smaller circular DNA called
plasmids
 Different shapes
 Presence of cell wall made of
peptidoglycans
 Different methods to obtain
nutrients
 (Photosynthesis, Chemosynthesis,
Parasitic, saprophytic)

5.  1 cell
 prokaryotes with no nucleus and
membrane bounded organelles
 A single large circular DNA and some
smaller circular DNA called plasmids
 Different shape
 Presence of cell wall (no peptidoglycans)
 unusual lipids
 live in extreme environments;
 Do not use oxygen for respiration

7.  a) Kingdom Protista (Algae + Protozoans)
 b) Kingdom Fungi (E.g. yeast)
 c) Kingdom Plantae
- Bryophytes and Mosses
- Ferns
- Gymnosperms
- Angiosperms
 d) Kingdom Animalia

8. - Cell wall - Cuticle Seeds - Flower
- Chlorophyll - True root - Fruit
Bryophytes and Mosses √
Ferns √ √
Gymnosperms √ √ √
Angiosperms √ √ √ √