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    This document presents a chart that evaluates 5 different organisms or objects - humans, chairs, doors, dogs, and orangutans - against criteria to determine if they are alive or not. The chart shows that humans, dogs, and orangutans meet the criteria of being able to self-reproduce, breathe independently, have independent thoughts, and move independently, while chairs and doors do not meet any criteria. The conclusion is that for something to be considered alive, it requires independent actions and thoughts rather than being moved or affected externally.

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    This document presents a chart that evaluates 5 different organisms or objects - humans, chairs, doors, dogs, and orangutans - against criteria to determine if they are alive or not. The chart shows that humans, dogs, and orangutans meet the criteria of being able to self-reproduce, breathe independently, have independent thoughts, and move independently, while chairs and doors do not meet any criteria. The conclusion is that for something to be considered alive, it requires independent actions and thoughts rather than being moved or affected externally.

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    Fundamental Criteria For Life Chart

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    This document presents a chart that evaluates 5 different organisms or objects - humans, chairs, doors, dogs, and orangutans - against criteria to determine if they are alive or not. The chart shows that humans, dogs, and orangutans meet the criteria of being able to self-reproduce, breathe independently, have independent thoughts, and move independently, while chairs and doors do not meet any criteria. The conclusion is that for something to be considered alive, it requires independent actions and thoughts rather than being moved or affected externally.

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    FundamentalCriteriaforLife

    Chart
    Directions:Selectfivedifferentorganismsorobjects.Usetheprovidedlinksorfind
    yourowntodeterminewhatmakestheorganismorobjectaliveornot.

    Object

    AliveorNot
    Alive

    Criteria

    Criteria

    Criteria

    Criteria

    humans

    alive

    Self
    Breathson
    reproductive theirown

    Wehave
    Independent
    independent movement
    thoughts

    chair

    Notalive

    Notself
    Doesnt
    reproductive breath

    Doesnt
    have
    independent
    thoughts

    Doesnt
    move
    independent
    ly

    door

    Notalive

    Notself
    Doesnt
    reproductive breath

    Doesnt
    have
    independent
    thoughts

    Doesnt
    move
    independent
    ly

    dog

    alive

    Self
    Breathson
    reproductive theirown

    Wehave
    Independent
    independent movement
    thoughts

    orangutan

    alive

    Self
    Breathson
    reproductive theirown

    Wehave
    Independent
    independent movement
    thoughts

    Basedonyourdatawhatisyourdescriptionofthefundamentalcriteriaforlife?
    Independentactionsandthoughtsarerequiredforsomethingtoactuallybedefinedas
    alive.Achairhasnowaytomoveunlesssomethingexternallymovesit.Ahumancan
    moveonitsown.Everythingthatlivesbreaths.

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