Living Non-Living

Is a diamond living, non-living, or once alive?

• Living

• Non-living

• Once alive

Is coral living or non-living?

• Living

• Non-living

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Is bread mold living or non-living?

• Living

• Non-living

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Are robots living or non-living?

• Living

• Non-living

What do all living things need? Select ALL that apply

• food/energy

• hair/fur to keep warm

• water

• take in/release gas

• get rid of waste

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What do all living things do? Select ALL that apply

• grow

• reproduce

• react to their environment

• talk

• move

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Living and nonliving things interacting in an environment is called:

• Organism

• Producer

• Consumer

• Ecosystem

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Plants interact with living and nonliving components in their environment. Which is an interaction with a nonliving element?

• Small insects eating the stems of the plants

• Humans breathing oxygen released by plants

• Bees gathering pollen from flowers of plants

• Sandy soil holding the roots of the plants

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Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things?

• They can move.

• They can reproduce.

• They can talk.

• They can fly.

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What is the primary difference between living and non-living things?

• Living things can breathe.

• Living things can grow and reproduce.

• Living things can move.

• Living things can make sounds.

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