Question

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Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

Complex and well ordered is usually described in living things

Answer 3

Okay

Answer 4

not all living things eat others for energy

Answer 5

I keep staring at them, and it all seems like it goes in living.

Answer 6

other than that looks good

Answer 7

What's not living that eats something for energy

Answer 8

it says all living things eat for energy but plants dont and they are living

Answer 9

Ohh

Answer 10

idk about individuals evolve over time

Answer 11

and some living things are single cellular

Answer 12

all take in convert and expel energy

Answer 13

that should be it but lets see what smokey says

Answer 14

A few of these are currently in the wrong category.
I agree with the suggestions put forth by balling4days.
I would also add that there are living things composed of a single cell, like bacteria, so not all living things are multi-cellular.
Also, while populations evolve over time, the life span of an individual is too short for evolution to occur--at least in a genetic sense--so the statement "Individuals evolve over time" would not be accurate; although most living things do grow and change during their life span, that is not the same as "evolution" in this context.
Not all living things need other individuals in order to reproduce; some living things can reproduce asexually, for example, like worms and sponges, not to mention many single-celled bacteria.
And on the other side of things:
All living things do respond to the environment (I think that is one of the requirements of being "a living thing")
And all living things take in, convert, and expel energy, in order to support the processes involved in being alive.

Answer 15

Apologies, didn't see all of balling4days responses.
Looking over them now, I would agree with all of there suggestions :)

Answer 16

ur good and u explained alot better anyways

Answer 17

Thank you both.

Answer 18

no problem

Answer 19

No prob :)