Both animals and plants are made of cells. Cells form the basic organisational building block for living things.
Some cells have specialised functions.
There are seven processes that are common to living things. The seven processes are respiration, nutrition, excretion, growth, sensitivity, movement and reproduction . How some cells are adapted to their functions 1. How organs enable life processes to take place in plants and animals - with sample exam question and answers. Large multi-cellular organisms need to organise their many cells to do particular jobs to overcome the problems of distance and complexity due to size.