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Which characteristic of life involves the response to stimuli?
What is a key feature that distinguishes living organisms from non-living things?
Which characteristic of life involves the evolution and adaptation of populations?
Unicellular organisms are composed of many cells
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Living organisms do not regulate their metabolic processes
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Living organisms do not respond to stimuli
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Non-living things can reproduce
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Populations do not evolve and become adapted to the environment
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Study Notes
Characteristics of Life
- Responsiveness to stimuli is a characteristic of life that involves the reaction to changes in the environment.
- A key feature that distinguishes living organisms from non-living things is their ability to respond to stimuli, regulate metabolic processes, and evolve and adapt to the environment.
Cell Structure
- Unicellular organisms are composed of a single cell, not many cells.
Life Processes
- Living organisms regulate their metabolic processes to maintain homeostasis.
- Living organisms respond to stimuli, which is a fundamental characteristic of life.
- Populations of living organisms evolve and adapt to the environment through the process of natural selection.
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Test your knowledge of the characteristics of living organisms with this quiz on Chapter 1: The View of Life. Challenge yourself to distinguish between living and non-living things by identifying the key features that define living organisms.
