Cell Transport Assessment

Front

What does it mean when a membrane is "selectively permeable"?

Back

Some substances pass through more easily than others.

Front

What phenomenon is shown here?

Back

Diffusion

Front

What is most likely to happen to this cell?

Back

The cell will undergo plasmolysis and shrink.

Front

Which statement is true?

Back

The beaker solution outside of the cell is hypertonic.

Front

Which RBCs are surrounded by a hypotonic solution? Options: RBCs on the far left, RBCs in middle image, RBCs on the far right

Back

RBCs on the far right

Front

Which substances pass through the phospholipid bilayer by simple diffusion? Options: O₂ and CO₂, Na⁺ ions, Glucose, K⁺ ions

Back

O₂ and CO₂

Front

What's going on here? Options: Simple diffusion, Facilitated diffusion, Active transport, Exocytosis

Back

Facilitated diffusion

Front

How is glucose (yellow spheres) entering the cell?

Back

Facilitated diffusion

Front

The Sodium-Potassium pump is an example of ____ and is most important in human ____ cells.

Back

Active transport; Nerve

Front

What's going on here? Options: Simple diffusion, Facilitated diffusion, Active transport, exocytosis

Back

Active transport