Answer:
popcorn kernels aren't living things
Explanation:
characteristics they have that show proof they are living organisms:
• movement when exposed to heat
• irritability/sensitivity since they react to change of temperature
• growth since when they are exposed to high temperatures they grow and become bigger
We can determine if they are living or not by:
• seeing if they respire
• seeing if they need nourishment
• seeing if they can excrete
• seeing if they can reproduce
In conclusion they aren't living things
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