Which types of microorganisms include parasites and worms?

The correct answer is Protozoa and Helminth, as these categories specifically include types of microorganisms that are classified as parasites and worms.

Protozoa are single-celled organisms that often live in water and can be free-living or parasitic. Many protozoa are known for causing diseases in humans and animals, acting as parasites that can live off their hosts.

Helminths, on the other hand, refer to parasitic worms, which are multicellular organisms. These include various types of worms, such as tapeworms and roundworms, that can infest the intestines or other parts of the body, leading to health issues.

In contrast, fungi and bacteria, viruses and yeasts, as well as algae and protozoa, do not primarily include worm-like organisms or parasites in the context implied by the question. Fungi and bacteria are distinct types of microorganisms that do not encompass the parasitic worms referred to in the correct answer, while viruses are solely non-cellular entities that infect hosts rather than being classified as worms or parasites. Algae primarily engage in photosynthesis and do not include the parasitic aspects found within protozoa and helminths. Thus, the choice of Protozoa and Hel