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In which kingdom is Paramecium classified?

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Correct answer: Protista

Correct answer: B, Protista. Paramecium is a unicellular eukaryote, so it has a well-defined nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. It lives mainly in freshwater and moves with cilia, but its most useful classification clue here is its single-celled eukaryotic organisation. A is wrong because Monera contains prokaryotes without a true nucleus. B is correct because traditional five-kingdom classification places many unicellular eukaryotes, including Paramecium, in Protista. C is wrong because Paramecium is not a fungus and does not have the typical fungal body organisation. D is wrong because Animalia generally includes multicellular animals, whereas Paramecium is a single cell. Memory cue: unicellular eukaryote usually points to Protista in the five-kingdom system.

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ParameciumProtistaUnicellular EukaryotesKingdom ClassificationProkaryotic & Eukaryotic CellsProkaryotic Eukaryotic CellsCell – The Unit Of LifeCell The Unit Of Life

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