| A | B |
|---|
| Animals 1 | 1 Multicellular and mostly motile, these reproduce mostly by sexual reproduction |
| Plants 1 | 1 These eukaryotic autotrophs are always multicellular and can reproduce asexually or sexually |
| Fungi 1 | 1 This group is largely made of decomposers and can be multicellular or single celled. |
| Protists 1 | 1 This group can be single or multicellular, hetero or autotrophic and can reproduce sexually or asexually. Some are pathogenic. |
| Archaebacteria 1 | 1 These single celled organisms love extreme environments and are chemoautotrophs |
| Eubacteria 1 | 1 These single celled organisms are mostly heterotrophs and can be decomposers, pathogens, or be symbiotic |
| Animals 2 | 2 These eukaryotes have organ systems and are all heterotrophic and mostly motile |
| Plants 2 | 2 These organisms are always photoautotrophs but some individuals can additionally consume other organisms |
| Fungi 2 | 2 These are usually decomposers but can occasionally be pathogenic. They are never autotrophs. |
| Protists 2 | 2 These can be autotrophic or heterotrophic, and some can be both. Can be unicellular. |
| Archaebacteria 2 | 2 These prokaryotes breakdown inorganic chemicals as their source of energy |
| Eubacteria 2 | 2 These organisms can be pathogenic with humans or have a mutualistic relationship with humans, some helping us while others hurt us |
