Questions: match the kingdom with the type of cell wall description Kingdom Fungi Kingdom Eubacteria Kingdom Archaeabacteria Kingdom Plantae Possible answers cell wall contains chitin; eukaryote cell wall WITH peptidoglycan; prokaryote cell wall with NO peptidoglycan; prokaryote

To match each kingdom with the correct type of cell wall and description, we need to understand the characteristics of each kingdom:

1. Kingdom Fungi:

   • Fungi are eukaryotic organisms.
   • Their cell walls contain chitin.
   • Therefore, the correct match is: cell wall contains chitin; eukaryote.

2. Kingdom Eubacteria:

   • Eubacteria are prokaryotic organisms.
   • Their cell walls contain peptidoglycan.
   • Therefore, the correct match is: cell wall WITH peptidoglycan; prokaryote.

3. Kingdom Archaeabacteria:

   • Archaeabacteria are also prokaryotic organisms.
   • Their cell walls do not contain peptidoglycan; instead, they have other unique substances.
   • Therefore, the correct match is: cell wall with NO peptidoglycan; prokaryote.

4. Kingdom Plantae:

   • Although not explicitly listed in the possible answers, plants are eukaryotic organisms.
   • Their cell walls contain cellulose, not chitin or peptidoglycan.
   • Since there is no direct match in the provided options, this kingdom is not directly addressed by the given answers.

In summary:

• Kingdom Fungi: cell wall contains chitin; eukaryote
• Kingdom Eubacteria: cell wall WITH peptidoglycan; prokaryote
• Kingdom Archaeabacteria: cell wall with NO peptidoglycan; prokaryote