Living and nonliving things
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Living things possess characteristics of life such as the ability to breathe, grow, move, eat, drink, and reproduce. They circulate air, water, and food. Nonliving things do not display these life characteristics as they do not breathe, move, grow, eat or drink, and cannot reproduce. The document provides information on distinguishing between living and nonliving things based on their key characteristics.
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Date: May 29, 2024
Tags: Information Security, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, Artificial Intelligence, GDPR
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Living and nonliving things
- 2. What is a living thing? Living Thing-Any organism or living form that possesses or shows the characteristics of life or being alive.
- 3. Characteristics of Living Things Ability to breathe—it needs air Ability to grow and move on its own Needs to drink water Needs to eat food Able to reproduce
- 4. What is a nonliving thing? Nonliving thing-Something that does not display the characteristics of life.
- 5. Characteristics of nonliving things Does not breathe Does not move on its own or grow Does not need to eat or drink Is not able to reproduce
- 6. Let’s work together! Please circle all living things.
- 7. Great Job!!!
- 8. Let’s work together! Circle all nonliving things.
- 9. Way to go!