Answer:
Has mitochondria
Step-by-step explanation:
Living organisms are organisms that possess life in them and due to this, they are characterized by certain features or characteristics that makes them different from their non-living counterparts. These characteristics include ability to respire, move, reproduce, respond to stimuli, feed, excrete, grow etc. However, not all of these characteristics are generally shared by all living cells.
According to the options in the question, the possession of mitochondria, which is a cellular organnelle is not a generally shared feature of all living organisms. Mitochondrion is a membrane-bound organnelle that is found only in a group of cells called EUKARYOTIC CELLS. The other type of cell, called Prokaryotic cells do not possess this energy-synthesizing organnelle. The mitochondrion is widely known and called "Power house" because it is the organnelle where cellular respiration that releases energy takes place in EUKARYOTIC CELLS. However, this process of respiration occurs in the cytoplasm of Prokaryotic cells.