Cell Transport Challenge

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A quick bio transport game.

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Shaie Soriano

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Froggy Jumps Cell Transport ChallengeVersión en línea A quick bio transport game. por Shaie Soriano 1 What is the process by which molecules move from high to low concentration without using energy? a Diffusion b Osmosis c Active transport 2 Which transport requires energy to move substances against a concentration gradient? a Facilitated diffusion b Active transport c Osmosis 3 Which transport method uses a vesicle to engulf material from the outside? a Endocytosis b Facilitated diffusion c Exocytosis 4 What is osmosis? a Water movement across a selectively permeable membrane b Movement of solutes against a gradient c Active transport of ions 5 What term describes a solution with equal solute concentration to the cell? a Isotonic b Hypertonic c Hypotonic 6 Which protein helps move substances during facilitated diffusion? a Pump protein b Channel protein c ATP synthase 7 What term describes a solution with higher solute concentration than the cell? a Hypotonic b Isotonic c Hypertonic 8 Which process releases substances outside the cell via vesicle fusion? a Exocytosis b Osmosis c Endocytosis 9 In osmosis, what happens to a cell in a hypotonic solution? a It gains water and may swell b It loses water c It remains the same size 10 What is the role of ATP in active transport? a Cools the membrane b Stores solutes inside the cell c Provides energy to pump ions across the membrane 11 A transport protein that moves one type of molecule in one direction across the membrane is called a A. Uniport b B. Symport c C. Antiport 12 A transport protein that moves two different substances in the same direction is called _____. a A. Uniport b B. Symport c C. Antiport 13 A transport protein that moves two different substances in opposite directions is called _____. a A. Uniport b B. Symport c C. Antiport 14 Which cells are specialized in engulfing and digesting pathogens and cellular debris? a A. Red blood cells b B. Platelets c C. Macrophages 15 The ability of the cell membrane to allow certain substances to pass while preventing others is called _____. a A. Selective permeability b B. Cytolysis c C. Equilibrium 16 What is homeostasis? a A. The process of breaking down food for energy b B. The maintenance of stable internal conditions in a cell or organism c C. The movement of substances from low to high concentration

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Cell Transport ChallengeVersión en línea

por Shaie Soriano

What is the process by which molecules move from high to low concentration without using energy?

Which transport requires energy to move substances against a concentration gradient?

Which transport method uses a vesicle to engulf material from the outside?

What is osmosis?

What term describes a solution with equal solute concentration to the cell?

Which protein helps move substances during facilitated diffusion?

What term describes a solution with higher solute concentration than the cell?

Which process releases substances outside the cell via vesicle fusion?

In osmosis, what happens to a cell in a hypotonic solution?

What is the role of ATP in active transport?

A transport protein that moves one type of molecule in one direction across the membrane is called

A transport protein that moves two different substances in the same direction is called _____.

A transport protein that moves two different substances in opposite directions is called _____.

Which cells are specialized in engulfing and digesting pathogens and cellular debris?

The ability of the cell membrane to allow certain substances to pass while preventing others is called _____.

What is homeostasis?