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People are living things because they carry out three basic life processes: nutrition, sensitivity, and reproduction. Nutrition provides energy and raw materials from food, sensitivity allows sensing the environment and responding to it, and reproduction enables having offspring similar to oneself. Feelings like happy, sad, angry, and surprised can arise from situations like playing with friends, losing a game, being laughed at, or getting a surprise party.
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