Active Transport in Cells: Energy and Movement

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes active transport in cells?

• It moves molecules from low to high concentration using energy from ATP.

• It moves molecules from high to low concentration without energy.

• It allows only water to pass through the cell membrane.

• It does not require any carrier proteins.

Open Ended

Why is active transport important for the survival and function of cells?

Multiple Choice

Which component of ATP is responsible for storing and releasing energy in the cell?

• Adenine

• Ribose

• Phosphate groups

• Glucose

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about glucose transport is correct?

• It uses a sodium gradient for transport.

• It is an example of primary active transport.

• It does not require any proteins for movement.

• It is not important for cell energy.

Open Ended

Compare and contrast primary and secondary active transport, providing an example of each.

Open Ended

Describe how ATP is produced and used in animal cells, based on the diagram.

Open Ended

How does understanding active transport help you appreciate the importance of energy in cellular processes?

Multiple Choice

What is one key difference between active transport and passive transport in cells?

• Active transport requires energy from ATP, while passive transport does not.

• Active transport moves molecules from high to low concentration, while passive transport moves from low to high.

• Active transport only occurs in plant cells, while passive transport occurs in animal cells.

• Active transport does not use carrier proteins, while passive transport does.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements correctly describes the difference between active transport and passive transport across a cell membrane?

• Active transport requires energy and moves molecules against the concentration gradient, while passive transport does not require energy and moves molecules with the concentration gradient.

• Active transport does not require energy and moves molecules with the concentration gradient, while passive transport requires energy and moves molecules against the concentration gradient.

• Both active and passive transport require energy to move molecules across the membrane.

• Both active and passive transport move molecules from low to high concentration.