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What does Micro mean?   Small  
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What does Organism mean?   Living things  
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What are kingdoms?   Scientists divide all living things into groups. They are small groups that have similar characteristics (such as getting energy, reproduction, and structures.)  
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How many kingdoms are there?   6  
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What are the names of the kingdoms?   Animal, plant, fungi, protist, archaea, bacteria  
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What would you find in the fungi kingdom?   Mushrooms, mold, and yeast  
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Which kingdoms are made of mostly microscopic organisms and are mostly single celled?   Protist, Bacteria, Archaea  
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Describe Bacteria   Simplest kind of life One cell without nucleus Are producers, consumers, and decomposers  
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How can bacteria be helpful?   Breakdown dead organisms Breakdown waste materials Clean up oil spills Convert Nitrogen  
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How can becteria be harmful?   Cause diseases in humans Cause diseases in plants Cause diseases in animals  
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Describe protist   Cells with nucleus Most diverse Plantlike (plankton) Animal like (Protozoa) Fungus like (slime mold) Are producers, consumers, and decomposers  
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Which kingdoms don't have nucleus?   Bacteria and Archaea  
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