What set of characteristics do living organisms such as birds, trees, and bacteria all have that distinguish them from non-living things?

- Reproduction ability to produce offspring.

- Complexity or internal organization

- Unicellular or multicellular

- homeostasis and ability to use energy

- respond to their environment

stimuli.

- growth and development.

Explanation:

All living beings including birds, trees, and bacteria show some set of characteristics to be called or consider as Living organisms. These organisms must possess most of these characteristics if they are living organisms.

A nonliving organism does not exhibit any of these abilities such as reproduce, homeostasis, respond to stimuli, complexity, have a or more cells and others as mention above.

Thus, the correct answer is-  

- Reproduction ability to produce offspring.

- Complexity or internal organization

- Unicellular or multicellular

- homeostasis and ability to use energy

- respond to their environment

stimuli.

- growth and development.

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