Living and Non-Living things

Can living things have one cell?

• Yes
• No
• Usally 
• Proably 

Do living things stay the way they are when they are first born?

• Almost Never if they don't need to grow.
• Sometimes if they have to grow.
• Yes because they don't have to grow.
• No, all organisms have to grow in some way.

Can living things reproduce?

• Sometimes if they don't have cells.
• No because they have cells.
• Most Of The Time if they have cells.
• Yes because they have cells to pass on.

What things have DNA and which thing don't? 

• Things that have a cell or cells have DNA, things that don't have cells don't.
• Things that have legs have DNA, things that have fins don't.
• Things that have a brain don't have DNA, things that have eyes do.
• Things that have skin don't have cells, things that don't have skin don't.

If you can digest food you are...

• Non-living
• Asleep
• Living
• Awake

If you never grow that means...

• You are an organism that can speak.
• You are a living organism.
• You are a non-living organism.
• You are an organism that has limbs.

A spider can reproduce, what does that mean?

• It is an animal.
• It is a non-living organism.
• It does not have DNA.
• It is a living organism.

Can non-living organisms have offspring?

• No because they live outside.
• No because they have no cells to carry to their offspring.
• Yes because everything can have offspring.
• Yes because they are an object that can be seen.

If something can break down food and build new cells they are...

• A living object.
• A non-living object.
• A non-living organism.
• A living organism.

What are the things an organism/living thing needs to live?

• Food, water, oxygen, living space.
• Food, water, sunlight, soil.
• Sunlight, living space, soil, moon.
• Water, soil, sunlight.