Difference between revisions of "Alive, Dead or Never Alive"

Revision as of 07:48, 2 September 2018

It is important to understand whether something is alive, dead or was never alive.


A dog is alive.	A rock was never alive	A tree might not seem to move, but it can and is alive.

A fly is alive.	Even though a mushroom doesn't appear to move it is still alive.	A skeleton is part of a dead animal. It is not alive anymore.

It is important to understand whether something is alive, dead or was never alive.


A robot may seem lifelike but it was never alive.	A nut is the seed of a tree and can grow into a new tree. Even though it is dormant it is still alive.	An apple has been picked from a tree, but it is still alive until you cook it or eat it. You can tell a dead apple because it has rotted.

Fire was never alive. It cannot sense its surroundings or move, it can only spread or go out.	The wood inside a tree is dead. Only the bark is alive and once you cut a tree down the bark dies too.	Even before cooking the meat from an animal has been dead since the animal was killed.

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 |Fire was '''never alive'''. It cannot sense its surroundings or move, it can only spread or go out.
+|The wood inside a tree is dead. Only the bark is alive and once you cut a tree down the bark dies too.
+|Even before cooking the meat from an animal has been dead since the animal was killed.
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