Living things have their habitats in different environments There is variation and diversity in living things They learn about changes in objects and materials (mixing, heating or cutting will produce changes, some reversible and some irreversible) All living things grow over time and go through changes related to the life cycle Temperature and weather changes can be tracked over time

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A: The above statement is true.

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