If you discover a “thing” how do you determine wheither it has, will be or ever will be defined as living?
All this in 3 pages, for Thursday.
Ce vous pleut and a premature danke.
I observe some keen minds-a floatin so you’d better all post.
I was actually asking myself why I ever took Biology.
I was just asking myself why Guppies are not responding, frockin losers.
BTW was the teacher hot?
No ,he was rather fat.
I mainly took it because Im going in that field more or less.But read over your lecture notes carefully ,or ask some friend.It usually makes a lot more sense once somebody explains it properly.
Cuz none of us are as clever as you 
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I was just asking myself why Guppies are not responding, frockin losers.
BTW was the teacher hot?
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'dear' u r becoming like 'some' of 'those' kind of guppies drop it please it doesnt suit u :p
Ps wat a sad question i dont think any one in my skool had to do that
The following factors determine whether or not something is living. Living things:
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are made up of cells
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can reproduce
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can grow and develop
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perform homeostasis
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adapt and evolve
Now expand on it and give examples of both living and non-living things to prove these characteristics…use this for detailed info on the above points…
Oh now I know what you’re talking about: Mr Grens. We did this in year 7 science (mebbe u aint so clever afterall 
) Lemme see if i can remember …
** M ** ovement
** R ** eproduction
** G ** rowth
** R ** espiration
** E ** xcretion
** N ** utrition
** S ** ensitivity
Oooooh i’m so proud of myself for knowing some science!
P.S I hope you appreciate the effort i went through to type MR GRENS in bold 
This is my understanding of what a living organism must have in order to be considered "living"
*cellular
*reproduce
*grow and develop
*homeostatic
* responsive to environmental stimuli
*excrete waste byproducts
*obtain and use energy from food source
*adapt to environment
Good luck with your studies:)
Danke schorn all, Im writing it up today and I'll let you know how it goes.