What characteristic do all living things share?

Answer 1

They reproduce by mitosis
This is the six characteristics of living things:

1. Grow and Develop - when one cell or many celled organisms get bigger or increase the number of cells. Organisms may pass through different stages.
2. Have Cells - In a single-celled organism, one cell carries out all life processes. In a many-celled organism, there are specialized cells that do one or more life processes. Cells are the smallest unit that can perform life processes. They are covered by a membrane, have DNA, and have cytoplasm.
3. DNA - Cells contain DNA which controls the structure and function of cells. Heredity is the passing of genetic traits from parents to offspring
4. Use Energy - living things need energy to carry out activities of life like making food, breaking down food, and moving materials in and out of cells.
5. Sexual or Asexual Reproduction - New organisms come from existing organisms. Sexual reproduction is when two parents produce offspring tha share characteristic of both parents (see heredity). Asexual reproduction is when one parent produces offspring that are exactly like the parent.
6. Sense and Respond to Change - ability to sense or pick up on changes in the environment and to react in an appropriate way. Stimulus is anything that affects the activety of the organism or causes a reaction or change in an organism or any part of an organism. Response is what an organism does or how an organism behaves because of a stimulus.

I think these would be more helpful:

• Nutrition - all activities in which an organism obtains food from environment and breaks it down into a form that can be absorbed and used in cells
• Transport - absorption and distribution of essential materials throughout the organism
• Respiration - release of energy from food by a complex series of chemical reactions
• Synthesis and Assimilation - (synthesis) simple substances are combined chemically to form more complex substances (assimilation) process in which nutrition is incorporated nto the body
• Growth - increase in size of an organism
• Excretion - process in which waste of metabolism are removed from an organism
• Regulation - coordinated activities that serve to maintain internal stability
• Reproduction - process by which organisms give rise to offspring (of the same kind)

The seven characteristics of living things are:

• Movement
• Respiration
• Sensitivity
• Circulation
• Growth
• Reproduction
• Excretion
• Nutrition

•Living things are made of cells.

•Living things obtain and use energy.

•Living things grow and develop.

•Living things reproduce.

•Living things respond to their environment.

•Living things adapt to their environment.

•Living thing make waste.

•Living thing have DNA.

•Living thing use water.

•Living thing use air.

Answer 2

They reproduce by mitosis
This is the six characteristics of living things:

1. Grow and Develop - when one cell or many celled organisms get bigger or increase the number of cells. Organisms may pass through different stages.
2. Have Cells - In a single-celled organism, one cell carries out all life processes. In a many-celled organism, there are specialized cells that do one or more life processes. Cells are the smallest unit that can perform life processes. They are covered by a membrane, have DNA, and have cytoplasm.
3. DNA - Cells contain DNA which controls the structure and function of cells. Heredity is the passing of genetic traits from parents to offspring
4. Use Energy - living things need energy to carry out activities of life like making food, breaking down food, and moving materials in and out of cells.
5. Sexual or Asexual Reproduction - New organisms come from existing organisms. Sexual reproduction is when two parents produce offspring tha share characteristic of both parents (see heredity). Asexual reproduction is when one parent produces offspring that are exactly like the parent.
6. Sense and Respond to Change - ability to sense or pick up on changes in the environment and to react in an appropriate way. Stimulus is anything that affects the activety of the organism or causes a reaction or change in an organism or any part of an organism. Response is what an organism does or how an organism behaves because of a stimulus.

I think these would be more helpful:

• Nutrition - all activities in which an organism obtains food from environment and breaks it down into a form that can be absorbed and used in cells
• Transport - absorption and distribution of essential materials throughout the organism
• Respiration - release of energy from food by a complex series of chemical reactions
• Synthesis and Assimilation - (synthesis) simple substances are combined chemically to form more complex substances (assimilation) process in which nutrition is incorporated nto the body
• Growth - increase in size of an organism
• Excretion - process in which waste of metabolism are removed from an organism
• Regulation - coordinated activities that serve to maintain internal stability
• Reproduction - process by which organisms give rise to offspring (of the same kind)

The seven characteristics of living things are:

• Movement
• Respiration
• Sensitivity
• Circulation
• Growth
• Reproduction
• Excretion
• Nutrition

•Living things are made of cells.

•Living things obtain and use energy.

•Living things grow and develop.

•Living things reproduce.

•Living things respond to their environment.

•Living things adapt to their environment.

•Living thing make waste.

•Living thing have DNA.

•Living thing use water.

•Living thing use air.

Answer 3

All living things share the characteristic of being able to grow and reproduce, as well as having the ability to respond to their environment. Additionally, living organisms take in energy and convert it to sustain life processes.

Answer 4

All living things have/are:

• stable internal conditions
• similar chemicals
• made up of cell(s)
• ability to reproduce

Answer 5

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