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On your way home from Wawa, you find a piece of slime on the sidewalk. Upon further analysis under the microscope at home, you observe ONLY these things: you see that it moves, repsonds when you poke it,
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On your way home from Wawa, you find a piece of slime on the sidewalk. Upon further analysis under the microscope at home, you observe ONLY these things: you see that it moves, repsonds when you poke it, and is made of cells. Is the slime considered living? Why or why not?

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not enough infor to determine if it is alive but with just that it is a no

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