Describe five ways in which you can tell a living thing from a non-living thing

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1: it has a heartbeat
2: it gives off a heat signature
3: it breaths
4: it will use resources
5: it will give off some form of waste

oee [108]3 years ago

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Living things have a heartbeat ,breaths,moves around,eat, non living things dont have a heartbeat nonliving things dont breath move around or eat

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