1. What are things all living things do?

3. Reproduce

4. Grow

5. Die

6. React to the environment

7. Take in nutrients

8. Gas Exchange

9. Get Rid of Waste

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11. Examples of Living Things Trees People Animals Insects Plants Flowers

12. Examples of Non- Living Things  Television  Computer  Phones  Rocks  Lamps

13. Which Group of things are all Living? A B C

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15. Examples of Biotic Factors

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17. Examples of Abiotic Factors

18. Introducing

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