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Movement
The act of moving
Respiration
The production of energy through breathing
Sensitivity
The ability to respond to stimulation
Homeostasis
The method to maintain the internal conditions in a living organism
Growth
To increase in size and number
Reproduction
To be able to generate new individuals of the same kind
Excretion
The ability to discharge waste matter from blood, tissues and organs
Nutrition
The ability to use food for growth and nourishment