Question

week 1 homework assignment - attempt 1 reviewing key concepts: the properties of life drag each label into the appropriate bin. reproduces its own kind requires another individual to reproduce complex, but well - ordered, structure takes in, converts, and expels energy composed of many cells eats other organisms to gain energy responds to the environment individuals evolve over time populations evolve over time a property of all living things not a property of all living things submit previous answers request answer incorrect; try again; 3 attempts remaining you sorted 3 out of 9 items incorrectly. among life

Explanation:

Living things have certain universal properties. Reproducing their own kind can be asexual or sexual and is a basic life - property. A complex but well - ordered structure is present in all living things due to biological organization. Taking in, converting, and expelling energy (metabolism) is essential for life. Responding to the environment is a key characteristic. Populations evolve over time through natural selection and genetic variation. Requiring another individual to reproduce is not true for asexual organisms. Being composed of many cells is not true for unicellular organisms. Eating other organisms to gain energy is not true for autotrophs like plants. Individuals do not evolve in the biological sense; evolution occurs at the population level.

Answer:

A property of all living things: Reproduces its own kind, Complex, but well - ordered, structure, Takes in, converts, and expels energy, Responds to the environment, Populations evolve over time
Not a property of all living things: Requires another individual to reproduce, Composed of many cells, Eats other organisms to gain energy, Individuals evolve over time