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The document discusses osmosis and cell membranes. It asks two concept check questions about how the activity of a Paramecium's contractile vacuole would change if it moved to an isotonic environment from a hypotonic one, and how to level the solutions in a U-tube diagram representing osmosis. The answer to the second concept check question is that adding more solute to the left side of the U-tube would level the solutions.
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