A toy robot can move when its batteries are inserted and it can make sounds. Why is the toy robot still considered a non-living thing?
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Step 1: Living things must satisfy all characteristics: growth, reproduction, response, and the need for food, air, and water.
Step [2-9]: A robot does not have biological needs.
Step [2-9]: Therefore, it is non-living.
Correct answer: It does not need food, air, or water to survive.
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