- Fungi absorb nutrients from decaying tissue
- A fungus is a kind of eukaryote
- So, fungi are eukaryotes that obtain nutrients by absorption

- Plants are a kind of eukaryote
- Animals are a kind of eukaryote
- So, plants and animals are both eukaryotes

- Plants and animals are both eukaryotes
- If two things are both something else, then they are different kinds of that something else
- Hence, plants and animals are different kinds of eukaryotes

- Plants obtain nutrients through the method of photosynthesis
- Animals obtain nutrients through the method of consumption
- So, plants and animals use different methods to obtain nutrients

- Plants and animals are different kinds of eukaryotes
- Plants and animals use different methods to obtain nutrients
- So, different kinds of eukaryotes use different methods for obtaining nutrients

- Eukaryotes are a kind of thing
- If things can be identified as different because of something then they are distinguishable by that something
- So, if eukaryotes can be identified as different because of something then they are distinguishable by that something

- Different kinds of eukaryotes use different methods for obtaining nutrients
- If eukaryotes can be identified as different because of something then they are distinguishable by that something
- Therefore, different kinds of eukaryotes are distinguishable by how they obtain nutrients

- Fungi are eukaryotes that obtain nutrients by absorption
- Different kinds of eukaryotes are distinguishable by how they obtain nutrients
- So, fungi are distinguishable from other eukaryotes because they obtain nutrients by absorption

- Fungi are part of the biological kingdom fungi
- A fungus is a kind of organism
- Hence, fungi are kinds of organisms that are part of the biological kingdom fungi

- Fungi are distinguishable from other eukaryotes because they obtain nutrients by absorption
- Fungi are kinds of organisms that are part of the biological kingdom fungi
- Therefore, organisms from the biological kingdom fungi are distinguishable from other eukaryotes because they obtain nutrients through absorption

Therefore, organisms from the biological kingdom fungi are distinguishable from other eukaryotes because they obtain nutrients through absorption
Question
Which of the following distinguishes the organisms in the kingdom Fungi from other eukaryotic organisms?

Context
- Plants are a kind of eukaryote 
- Plants obtain nutrients through the method of photosynthesis 
- Animals are a kind of eukaryote 
- Animals obtain nutrients through the method of consumption 
- If two things are both something else, then they are different kinds of that something else 
- A fungus is a kind of eukaryote 
- Eukaryotes are a kind of thing 
- If things can be identified as different because of something then they are distinguishable by that something 
- A fungus is a kind of organism 
- Fungi absorb nutrients from decaying tissue 
- Fungi are part of the biological kingdom fungi