This document discusses the characteristics of different kingdoms of life. It states that animals are multicellular and feed on other living things, most move to find food or shelter. Plants make their own food through photosynthesis and cannot move as their roots are fixed to the ground. Bacteria are the simplest organisms, are unicellular, and so small they require microscopes to be seen. Their cells lack nuclei and internal components are dispersed throughout.

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

4.  The alga are unicellular or
multicellular . They make
own food but have no true
tissues or organs
 Protozoa are unicellular
living things that feed on
other living things.
 For example : protozoa
are amoebas and
paramecium

5.  Plants are livin g things
that make their own food.
 They make their own food
throughphotosintesis.
 They cannot move
because their roots ar fixer
to the ground.

6.  Bacteria are the simplest
organisems on earth . They
are unicellular and are so
smallvthat they only visible
through a microscope.
 Their cenlls have no
defined nucleus, so the
internal conponents are
dirspersed in to
cytoplantsm.Most have a
cell wall