Chapter Overview
This chapter introduces the various characteristics of living creatures, how they differ from non-living things, and the importance of classification. Students learn about the basic features common to all living beings and the diversity of animals and plants based on their characteristics and habitats.
Important Keywords
- Living Creatures: Organisms that show growth, movement, reproduction, and response to stimuli.
- Non-living Things: Objects that do not exhibit life processes.
- Characteristics: Traits or features that help identify living beings.
- Habitat: The natural environment where an organism lives.
- Classification: Grouping of living things based on common features.
- Adaptation: Special features that help living beings survive in their environment.
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