1. Check all that apply to the Bacteria Kingdom. (3 answers) A. Single celled organism single celled organism B. Multi-cellular organism C. Complex cell structures D. Grow fast E. Reproduce through spores F. Share characteristics with animals, plants, or fungi G. Have a nucleus H. Have no nucleus I. Most numerous type of organism J. Move by using cilia or a psuedopod (a false foot)
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