the three domains

eukarya : all the eukaryotic organisms, so anything that fits into the animal / plant / fungi / protoctists in the kingdom classification system

bacteria and archaea are both prokaryotes, bacteria split the furthest back so eukarya and archaea have more in common if that makes sense

Hope that helps a bit, there's not much more I can remember!

The actual biological difference is that Archaea, though structurally like Bacteria has sections of unused (non-coding) DNA, which is more similar to Eukaryotes, whereas Bacteria (‘True Bacteria’) has no unused sections of DNA.

But the rest you said would probably get marks, at least on combined.

Thank you

I also have this question: What are the different kingdoms and what separates them? So what would be a suitable answer for what differences they have??