You see a worm crawling along the ground and wonder if scientists consider it living or nonliving. Which item below would not be
true when classifying the worm as living or non‐living? A worm can move so it must be living.
A worm can reproduce and make little baby worms (called wormlets) so it must be alive.
Worm’s pass dirt through their body pulling food out and discarding the stuff they don’t want so it must be alive.
If you cut a worm in half, it can re‐grow so it must be alive.
If a worm is moving it is classified as a moving worm also known to be living if moving.
A worm could reproduce therefore it is living.
Worms do pass dirt into and through there bodies to eat of the minerals and discarding things through and let out.
If you do cut a worm in half it may damage it but since it has basically two heads on girl one boy and cut in half it may split them up, and make damage but they will eventually grow back if the injuries are not severe.
Hydrogenation means to treat with hydrogen. It's a chemical reaction between molecular hydrogen and another compound or element, usually in the presence of a catalyst such as nickel, palladium or platinum. The process is commonly employed to reduce or saturate organic compounds.
