Question

One could argue that a candle is a living thing. It moves, requires energy, responds to a stimulus,

and you could grow or reproduce another candle by pouring the melted wax into another
container. Which evidence best supports the fact that a candle is not a living thing?
O A candle does not contain DNA, therefore is not a living thing.
O A candle gives off heat, therefore is not a living thing.
O A candle comes from bees wax and bees are living things.
O A candle contains carbon, but not all carbon-containing things are living.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

A)

Living things must be made of cells, which contain DNA.