What makes you alive?
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What are the four characteristics of living things | Organisation of cells, growth, respond to an environment, reproduction.
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| List six organisms that share these four characteristics | Cat, rabbit, strawberry, sunflower, blackberry bush, rhino.
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| Explain organisations of cells and list an example | All living organisations are made up of cells cells have a certain job. cells are the basic building blocks of life. Humans are made up of 200 different cells
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| Explain growth and list an example | living things increase in size. They must have energy. A puppy is most done growing at 2 years old.
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| Explain responding environment and list an example. | Organizations respond to changes in the environment. A flower in a pot as it grows it leans towards the sun light.
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| Explain reproduction and list an example | living things reproduce which means they form other organisms like themselves. rabbits carry the babies for about 32 days.
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| Why is a virus not alive | A virus is not alive because it doesn't have all the characteristics listed in box one.
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| What is asexual reproduction | A single parent produces offspring,
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| Which type of reproduction leads to greater diversity and why? | Sexual reproduction leads to greater diversity. their are 2 sets of DNA.
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