How can you call something alive

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Assignment:

How can you call something "alive"? All living things share certain characteristics.

Part A: List the 9 characteristics of life.

Part B: Choose 3 of the characteristics of life above. Give an example of each that describes how that characteristic contributes to the organism's survival.

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