Living things all have a system inside of them that keeps then alive, their heart, lungs and brain for example. If even one thing goes wrong with their system, they can die.
Cars are not alive, but they also need a system to work, their gas tank, motor and battery for example. If one if those stops working, the car won't be able to work.
In short, they're different because one is alive and the other isn't. They're similar because they both rely in a system to function properly.
A car is similar to a living organism in that both require energy to function and have complex systems that work together. However, a car lacks the ability to grow, reproduce, or respond to its environment like a living organism can. Additionally, a car does not have the capacity for self-repair or the ability to adapt to changing conditions in the same way a living organism does.
it is not similar at all.
Non-living organisms refer to objects or structures that do not possess the characteristics of living organisms, such as growth, metabolism, or reproduction. Examples include rocks, water, and air.
A car does not meet any of the five characteristics of life: organization, energy processing, growth and development, response to environment, and reproduction. Cars do not exhibit biological functions or processes, making them fundamentally different from living organisms.
I would explain to the alien that motorcars are man-made objects designed for transportation and do not exhibit biological characteristics of living organisms such as growth, reproduction, or metabolism. On the other hand, balsam plants are living organisms that grow, reproduce, respond to stimuli, and carry out metabolic processes like photosynthesis, making them clearly classified as living things in biology.
no, fire is not "alive". First of all, the definition of "life" is interesting. It appears you read a book that says there are 5 characteristics, while in my college bio book it says 7 characteristics, so you can see it is already arbitrary. I will use the 7 characteristics in my book just b/c I have it with me and I don't know what your "5 characteristics" are. Note, for something to be "alive" it basically has to have all these qualities. Things that have some of these qualities but not all are not alive (such as viruses). 1. Are hightly organized compared to natural inanimate objects. (Fire fails) 2. Display homeostasis, maintaining a relatively constant internal environment. (Fire fails) 3. Reproduce themselves. (Arguable, but I'd say fire passes) 4. Grow and Develop from simple beginnings. (Fire passes) 5. Take energy and matter from the environment and transform it. (Hmm, I'd say fire passes but then again fire IS energy so maybe not...) 6. Respond to stimuli (I'd say fire fails) 7. Show adaptation to their environment (I donno lol) So as you can see since fire does not pass all it is not alive. Of course almost everything passes at least one of these things, for example try asking these 7 things about a rock!
It can't because it is NOT a living organism.
it is not similar at all.
Painting a room a different color or adding new hardware to a car are examples of modifications.
because it is not living, not a livin organism. I would class it as a thing, a materlier. But what does it mean to be alive? According to biologists living organisms are characterized by seven "signs of life": 1) living things have highly organized, complex structures; 2) living things maintain a chemical composition that is quite different from their surroundings; 3) living things have the capacity to take in, transform, and use energy from the environment; 4) living things can respond to stimuli; 5) living things have the capacity to reproduce themselves; 6) living things grow and develop; and 7) living things are well-suited to their environment.
They both move around a lot, need a lot of care and have limbs to make them move.
No a motorcycle is way harder different gears and stuff so a car is easier
no
Is Driving a car is similar to driving what A car is similar to driving a fighter plane
Non-living organisms refer to objects or structures that do not possess the characteristics of living organisms, such as growth, metabolism, or reproduction. Examples include rocks, water, and air.
If an organism is missing one of the required characteristics of living things, it would not be considered a living thing. Living things must exhibit all characteristics (such as growth, reproduction, and responsiveness to stimuli) to be classified as living organisms.
The duration of Living in Your Car is 1740.0 seconds.
In a Diesel powered car, chemical energy powers the car. Chemical energy heats food on a gas cooker. Chemical energy delivers electrical energy in a battery. Chemical energy powers a living organism.