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This document contains an introduction to a web-quest on living and non-living things. It provides 11 multiple choice questions to test the reader's understanding of whether certain items are living or non-living, and the properties of each. Non-living things can be natural or man-made, while living things can breathe, grow, swim and carry out other life processes.
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