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A virus is not considered a true living thing because it lacks one of the requirements of life.

The ability to respond to stimuli

The ability to reproduce

The ability to grow and develop

The ability to utilize a form of energy

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Actually, it is the ability to reproduce

Tabbey

The right option is; The ability to reproduce  

A virus is a non-cellular submicroscopic infectious organism that consists of a core of DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein coat. Viruses are not considered as true living things because they do not have the ability to reproduce and they are not made of cells. Viruses can only reproduce within a living cell and they often causes disease in the host organism.  

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