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Living vs. Non-Living Class Notes TOC #4. What makes something Living? Living things are organized Living things respond to change Living things use energy.

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1 Living vs. Non-Living Class Notes TOC #4

2 What makes something Living? Living things are organized Living things respond to change Living things use energy Living things grow and develop Living things reproduce

3 Living things are organized Living things are organized by cells. – A cell is the smallest unit of life Some organisms are made of one cell and others are made of many cells

4 Living things respond to change Interact with their surrounding. – Stimulus – anything that causes some change in an organism – Response – the reaction to a stimulus – Homeostasis - an organism’s ability to keep proper conditions inside no matter what is going on outside.

5 Examples

6 Living things use energy Energy used comes directly or indirectly from the sun. Plants take in energy from the sun. We eat plants and other animals to get energy.

7 Living things grow and develop Organisms change as they grow. All changes that take place during life are called development.

8 Living things reproduce Reproduce is to make your own kind. Without reproduction, living things would not exist to replace those who die.

9 What do Living Things need? A place to live Raw materials – Water – Food (Proteins, fats, & sugars)

10 If it was once living, it is always a living thing!!

11 What are Non Living things? Examples – Rocks – Clouds – Water – Gases

12 BIOTIC – LIVING ABIOTIC – NON LIVING


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