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Actually, it is a longer list than that:
It responds to the environment
It adapts to the environment
It grows
It reproduces
It eliminates waste
It exchanges gases (respiration).
It has a way of using nutrients for energy (metabolism).
It has one or more cells
It can move on its own. Even plants move a little.
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