whih of the following groups is best charactrized as being eukaryotic, multicellular, heterotrophic, and without a cell wall?
What are the "following groups"?
If you give me the options, I can walk you through it.
a. plantae b. animalia c. fungi d. viruses d. monera
OK, so let's start with the cell wall. We can take out any options that HAVE a cell wall, since the question asks for something that DOESN'T. Do you know which type of cell has a cell wall?
a?
yep! So we can eliminate that one. OK, so next, how about multicellular? Are any of these options unicellular?
well fungi can be uni or multi. monera is uni
so its either fungi or viruses
or animalia, don't forget that one.
But then heterotrophic takes out viruses as an option, because viruses are considered non-living, and in order to be heterotrophic, you have to be alive. :)
oh yeah, i forgot about that one
so wither fungi or animalia
either*
Yep. Which one do you think would make most sense?
animalia?
yeah that's what I would say. Because, like you said, fungi can be unicellular or multicellular.
OOh whoops! And also, I'm pretty sure that fungi have cell walls! So that would take them out of the possibilities anyway.
well yayyyyy! :) haha
Great job! You did an awesome job working through it and narrowing it down! :)
well thanks! :) im having my AP test not this monday but the next and have a bunch of review questions to answer :/
Ahhh that sounds scary! But I bet you'll do great! Well let me know if there's anything else I can do to help! :)
okay thanks! :)
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