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Movement is extremely important for all living organisms as it increases their chance of catching prey/food and can help them escape predators. For example if we sense danger, movement gives us the opportunity to get away from it.

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Respiration is essential because it helps provide energy for organisms and is a vital part of MRS GREN Animals respire through breathing. Plants, like animals, also take in oxygen and carbon dioxide however, as they do not have organs, use leaves to absorb oxygen.

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Sensitivity refers to our senses. sensitivity is important as it allows organisms to respond to changes in the environment around them. This then gives them the chance to act accordingly. For example, when there is light, plants senses tell them to move towards it. Another example is that as animals, our sensitivity to noise can warn us about danger.

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Growth is important to plants and and animals. It can give animals a sense of dominance and power while also allowing them to move and develop. It is also essential to plants as in a way, growth is plants way of movement. For example, through growth, plants can move towards light when needed to help make their food through photosynthesis.

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Reproduction is important because it is what allows species to continue. For example, if humans could not have babies, we would have been extinct thousands of years ago. The same goes for plants and seeds as well.

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Excretion is the expelling of toxic wastes. This is crucial as without excretion, our toxic waste would build up inside us this then resulting in death. The same applies to plants and other living organisms.

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Nutrition is what gives us the energy and nutrients we need to survive. Plants find nutrients through photosynthesis a process in which they make their own food. Animals however are forced to find food.