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    Living organisms have seven key characteristics: 1) Movement - organisms and their parts can move. Plants move in response to sunlight. 2) Reproduction - organisms make more of themselves to prevent dying out. 3) Sensitivity - organisms respond to their surroundings. 4) Growth - organisms get bigger as they age. 5) Respiration - organisms break down food to release and use energy, often using oxygen and producing carbon dioxide. 6) Excretion - organisms need to remove waste they produce like carbon dioxide or urea. 7) Nutrition - all living things need food, with plants making their own and animals eating plants or other animals.

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    Living organisms have seven key characteristics: 1) Movement - organisms and their parts can move. Plants move in response to sunlight. 2) Reproduction - organisms make more of themselves to prevent dying out. 3) Sensitivity - organisms respond to their surroundings. 4) Growth - organisms get bigger as they age. 5) Respiration - organisms break down food to release and use energy, often using oxygen and producing carbon dioxide. 6) Excretion - organisms need to remove waste they produce like carbon dioxide or urea. 7) Nutrition - all living things need food, with plants making their own and animals eating plants or other animals.

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    What Is Life - Lesson - Grade 7

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    Living organisms have seven key characteristics: 1) Movement - organisms and their parts can move. Plants move in response to sunlight. 2) Reproduction - organisms make more of themselves to prevent dying out. 3) Sensitivity - organisms respond to their surroundings. 4) Growth - organisms get bigger as they age. 5) Respiration - organisms break down food to release and use energy, often using oxygen and producing carbon dioxide. 6) Excretion - organisms need to remove waste they produce like carbon dioxide or urea. 7) Nutrition - all living things need food, with plants making their own and animals eating plants or other animals.

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    Classifying life

    Lesson 1.1: What is life?


    Objective ?
     Describe the seven characteristics
    of living organisms
    Watch and Take notes !

    •Seven Life Processes | Physiology | Biology | FuseSchool


    1. Movement
    Living things move
    their whole bodies
    or parts of their
    bodies

    1. Movement
    Can plants move ?

    •Why sunflowers follow the sun ?


    2. Reproduction
    All living organisms
    make more of
    themselves; so
    organims do not die
    out

    2. Reproduction
    3.Sensitivity
    Living organisms
    respond to their
    surroundings

    3. Sensitivity
    4. Growth
    Living organisms
    get bigger
    (as young organism
    gets older)

    4. Growth
    5. Respiration
    This process makes the
    energy in food available
    for organisms to use.
    Many organisms need
    oxygen to respire,
    respire and
    produce waste carbon
    dioxide gas.

    5. Respiration
    6. Excretion
    Living organisms
    need to get rid of the
    waste they produce,
    produce
    such as carbon
    dioxide or urea

    6. Excretion
    7. Nutrition
    All living things need
    food. Plants make their
    own food,
    food
    and animals eat plants
    or other animals

    7. Nutrition
    Key points
    Questions

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