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    Is Orange a living or non-living thing?

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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
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      LOLMum:
      ksi:

      [quote=\"LOLMum\"]
      So orange is non living thing is the right answer. Can share the reason why?

      If we want to be technical about this, the most accurate answer should be \"once alive\" and this is one of the classification too.


      kekeke, i was interested to know the teacher's answer........[/quote]yes I know..just teasing that to be really accurate, that would be the right answer but the teacher is simply testing concept of living and non-living and looking for the associated reasoning they want so actual classification is not key. This sometimes confuses the children and adults.

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        verykiasu2010
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        if the teacher knows the answer, he/she won't be asking .......... :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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          fightingmom
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          verykiasu2010:
          if the teacher knows the answer, he/she won't be asking .......... :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

          U have a point there ! Maybe the Cher really don't know the answer !

          :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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            buds
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            verykiasu2010:
            if the teacher knows the answer, he/she won't be asking .......... :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

            :rotflmao:

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              atrecord
              last edited by

              Actually, just thought of this:


              I have a wooden working table.
              Is it a living or non-living thing?

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                zZneo
                last edited by

                An orange that is not on a tree is not a living thing because it does not fulfill the criteria of living things as stated in the MOE syllabus although the criteria are not as strict as we move up to secondary or tertiary level.


                An orange on a tree is a living thing as it fulfills ALL the criteria of a living thing, again, as stated in the MOE syllabus.

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                • starlight1968sgS Offline
                  starlight1968sg
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                  I think an orange is \"once alive\".

                  I like the comment \"if the teacher knows the answer, he/she won't be asking .......... \" šŸ˜„

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                  • corneyAmberC Offline
                    corneyAmber
                    last edited by

                    atrecord:
                    Actually, just thought of this:


                    I have a wooden working table.
                    Is it a living or non-living thing?
                    This one also classifies under \"Once Alive\" so it is neither, just like the orange. However, in the absence of this choice, non-living thing would be the right choice. Such question if set as MCQ would be great, no need to second guess but if it is under OE, then it will trap/trick the kids if they do not read carefully the option is only living thing or non-living thing, nothing in between.

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                      verykiasu2010
                      last edited by

                      atrecord:
                      Actually, just thought of this:


                      I have a wooden working table.
                      Is it a living or non-living thing?
                      if it is made from real teak wood, it is living, because any scratches on it will \"heal\" by itself

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                        Sun_2010
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                        To the kind attention of all parents


                        The orange is now officially declared non-living.

                        As per the latest report just in, unable to bear all this questioning about its identity and on the discrimination it is being meted out to it even , the orange has committed suicide , leaving behind a suicide note.
                        We reproduce the note verbatim. It read
                        \"Its not fair!! 😢 😢 😢
                        There are so many fruits why me?? :frustrated:
                        On orange is an Orange is an orange!
                        Teachers , Go pick on someone your size. :rant:
                        \"
                        http://i46.tinypic.com/j161dg.jpg\">

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