LIFE SCIENCES/GRADE 10 B FET MDE/AUGUST 2024 2.3 The table below shows how living organisms are classified according to the Five Kingdom classification system. Kingdom Body Structure Nutrition Unicellular, Monera Autotrophic / heterotrophic (a) prokaryotic Unicellular, eukaryotic Autotrophic / heterotrophic Multicellular, Fungi eukaryotic, cell walls containing (b) Multicellular, Heterotrophic Plantae eukaryotic, cell walls (b) containing (c) Multicellular, Animalia eukaryotic, no cell Heterotrophic walls 2.3.1 Fill in the missing information from the table labelled (a) and (b) 2.3.2 What does eukaryotic mean?

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