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bacteria, humans, plants, and mushrooms are all alive. what do they have in common? select all th
□ a they all move from place to place.
□ b they reproduce to make more of their kind.
□ c they are all the same type of organism.
□ d they are made up of one or more cells.
□ e they use energy to grow and carry out life processes.
□ f they use energy to grow and carry out life processes.
□ g they respond to changes in their environment.

Explanation:

• Option a: Not all living things move from place to place. For example, most plants are stationary.
• Option b: Reproduction is a characteristic of living organisms. Bacteria reproduce (e.g., binary fission), humans reproduce sexually, plants can reproduce sexually or asexually, and mushrooms (fungi) reproduce via spores.
• Option c: Bacteria are prokaryotes, humans are animals (eukaryotes), plants are a separate kingdom, and mushrooms are fungi. They are not the same type of organism.
• Option d: All living organisms are made of cells. Bacteria are single - celled, humans, plants, and mushrooms are multi - celled.
• Option e and f (assuming it's a typo and one is redundant): Living organisms use energy (metabolism) for growth, repair, and carrying out life processes like respiration, digestion (in animals), etc.
• Option g: Living organisms respond to stimuli in their environment. For example, plants grow towards light (phototropism), bacteria may move towards nutrients, humans and mushrooms also respond to environmental changes.

Answer:

b. They reproduce to make more of their kind.
d. They are made up of one or more cells.
e (or f if it's a non - redundant correct option). They use energy to grow and carry out life processes.
g. They respond to changes in their environment.