The document discusses the key characteristics of living creatures. It notes that all living creatures are born, grow, reproduce, and die. Their vital functions include nutrition, behavior, and reproduction. Nutrition provides substances for life through food and air digestion, respiration, circulation, and excretion. Behavior allows the reception of information through the senses and motor system. Reproduction enables having children through the reproductive system. Cells combine to form tissues, tissues combine to form organs, and organs combine to form systems responsible for specific functions. The document then discusses human physical and intellectual characteristics.

1. PEOPLE ARE LIVING CREATURES

3. Their vital functions are the following: NUTRITION BEHAVIOUR REPRODUCTION

4. NUTRITION: let us get the substances we need to live. We get these substances from food and air. They are distributed throughout the whole body This function has various processes: DIGESTION RESPIRATION CIRCULATION EXCRETION

5. BEHAVIOUR: let us information about the world that surrounds us. It lets us relate to others. It includes too co-ordinating the functions of all the organs in the body. THE SENSES THE MOTOR SYSTEM NERVOUS SYSTEM all take part in this function.

6. REPRODUCTION: lets people have children REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM is responsible for reproduction.

7. All Living creatures are made of CELLS. CELLS are the smallest units in the body. CELLS join to form TISSUES. TISSUES groups into ORGANS. ORGANS groups into SYSTEM. Each system is responsible for a specific FUNCTION

8. CELLS TISSUES ORGANS SYSTEMS LIVING CREATURES

9. HUMAN BEINGS PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1.- UPRIGHT POSTURE 2.- SKILLED HANDS 3.- LONG GROWTH STAGE

10. HUMAN BEINGS INTELLECTUAL CHARACTERISTICS 1.- REASONING 2.- LONG LEARNING STAGE 3.- LANGUAGE 4.- ABILITY TO ADAPT

11. HUMAN BEINGS Physical characteristics UPRIGHT POSTURE SKILLED HANDS LONG GROWTH STAGE Intellectual characteristics REASONING LONG LEARNING STAGE LANGUAGE ABILITY TO ADAPT

12. PUT THESE IN ORDER FROM THE SIMPLEST TO THE MOST COMPLEX: BONE, BONE CELL, MOTOR SYSTEM, SKELETON

13. VITAL FUNCTIONS Nutrition Behaviour Reproduction Consists of System that performs it Organs responsible