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Differentiate living and non-living

by Cyrel joy Gambala
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are organisms that grow , , and respond to their environment . They need for life processes , usually obtained from food or sunlight . Most living things are made of cells and can move at some stage of their life , even if slowly . In contrast , do not grow , reproduce , or adapt to their surroundings . Examples include rocks , water , and tools . Understanding the difference helps scientists classify objects and study ecosystems more effectively .

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