George's science class looked at living cells under a microscope. The students studied an organism that had many different kinds of cells, but each cell had a cell wall and nucleus. To which kingdom did this organism belong?
A. Animals
B. Protists
C. Monerans
D. Plants **?
D.Plants as @PsyDAG said :)
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To determine the kingdom to which the organism belongs, we need to analyze the characteristics of the cells observed. In this case, we see that each cell of the organism has a cell wall and a nucleus.
Animals typically do not have a cell wall, so the organism does not belong to Kingdom Animalia (option A).
Protists are one of the most diverse kingdoms, and while some protists may have a cell wall, they do not universally possess a nucleus. Therefore, we can eliminate Kingdom Protista (option B).
Monerans, also known as bacteria, do have a cell wall, but they lack a nucleus. Since the organism in question has both a cell wall and a nucleus, we can rule out Kingdom Monera (option C).
Finally, we are left with Kingdom Plantae (option D). Plants are known to have cells with a cell wall and a nucleus. Therefore, the organism described in the question most likely belongs to Kingdom Plantae.
So, the correct answer is D. Plants.