It’s D, other answers don’t make sense
The repeating stages a cell experiences, including cell division, compose the cell cycle, it is a sequence of events that lead first to the growth of the cell and later to the division into daughter cells. The cell cycle begins at the moment when a new cell appears, descended from another cell that has been divided, and ends at the moment when said cell, by subsequent division, originates new daughter cells.
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I think the answer is c, "Most living things are different from each other, so they may respond differently"
Explanation: This answer makes the most since. The others don't have a scientific explanation, so i'd go with C.
Diffusion happens when there is a difference in concentration. So for water to diffuse out of the cell, the concentration of water has to be lower outside the cell, than inside the cell.