Structure of living and non-living thing?

Answer 1

Living Thing-

• Needs air

• Needs water

• Needs sunlight

• Produces 'waste'

• Eventually...dies

• Reproduces

• Can move by itself

• Is not man-made

• Natural

Non-Living Thing-

• Does not need air

• Does not need water

• Does not need sunlight

• Does not produce 'waste'

• Does not eventually die

• Does not reproduce

• Cannot move by itself-unless it was made to. (e.g robot, machine, etc)

• Is man-made/not natural

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Answer 2

Living things are composed of cells, can grow and reproduce, respond to stimuli, and metabolize for energy. Non-living things lack cells, growth, reproduction, response to stimuli, and metabolism. Living things have organization at the cellular level, while non-living things lack this complexity.