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The document discusses the six characteristics that all living things have: organized and made of cells, grow and develop, need energy, reproduce, change and adapt and evolve, and respond to stimulus. Examples are provided that demonstrate each characteristic.

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KEY To Practice

The document discusses the six characteristics that all living things have: organized and made of cells, grow and develop, need energy, reproduce, change and adapt and evolve, and respond to stimulus. Examples are provided that demonstrate each characteristic.

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What are six characteristics that all living things have?

1. Organized, made of cells


2. Grow and develop
3. Need energy
4. Reproduce
5. Change – adapt and evolve
6. Respond to stimulus

Each statement below is an example of one characteristic of living things. Write the characteristic with the
corresponding example.

A person sweats when hot and shivers when cold Respond to stimulus

Some birds can lay 15 eggs. Reproduce

A cactus is able to live in the desert with very little water. Adapt and evolve

A child is 5 centimeters taller in a year Grow and develop

Carnivores, like lions, eat meat to survive. Energy

Nerve, muscle, and skin are part of the human body Cell and organized

The life cycle of a frog moves from egg, larvae, and then adult frog. Grow and develop

Plants grow toward sunlight. Respond to stimulus

Pollen is carried from flower to flower. reproduce

Plants have a root, stem, and leaves. Made of cells, organized

Chlorophyll in plant cells “capture” sunlight energy

Some insects look like leaves to blend in and avoid predators adapt and evolve

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