Active
Transport

It’s All
About the
Membrane

Osmosis
Part Two

Diffusion

Osmosis

Passive
Transport

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1 ~ $100 Answer
The cell structure responsible
for allowing certain molecules
in and out of the cell.
1 ~ $100 Question
What is the cell membrane?
1 ~ $200 Answer
Transport of water across a
membrane from high to low
concentration.
1 ~ $200 Question
What is osmosis?
1 ~ $300 Answer
A state that exists when the
concentration of a substance
is the same throughout a
space.
1 ~ $300 Question
What is equilibrium?
1 ~ $400 Answer
Direction molecules diffuse
across a cell membrane.
1 ~ $400 Question
What is high to low
concentration?
1 ~ $500 Answer
The difference in the
concentration of molecules
across a distance.
1 ~ $500 Question
What is a concentration
gradient?
2 ~ $100 Answer
The direction of water
movement across a
membrane.
2 ~ $100 Question
What is high to low?
2 ~ $200 Answer
The type of solution that has
fewer solutes (and more
water) than inside the cell.
2 ~ $200 Question
What is hypotonic?
2 ~ $300 Answer
The type of solution in which
cytolysis could occur in
animal cells.
2 ~ $300 Question
What is hypotonic?
2 ~ $400 Answer
The type of solution in which
the contractile vacuole of a
paramecium would be least
active.
2 ~ $400 Question
What is hypertonic?
2 ~ $500 Answer
Placing a plant into a
hypertonic environment will
cause turgor pressure to
_________.
2 ~ $500 Question
What is decrease?
3 ~ $100 Answer
The type of passive transport
in which carrier proteins
move substances across the
cell membrane.
3 ~ $100 Question
What is facilitated diffusion?
3 ~ $200 Answer
The transport proteins that
allow ions to pass through
the cell membrane.
3 ~ $200 Question
What are ion channels?
3 ~ $300 Answer
The shriveling of plant cells.
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What is plasmolysis?
3 ~ $400 Answer
The type of solution in which
the solute concentration in
the solution is the same as
that of the cell.
3 ~ $400 Question
What is isotonic?
3 ~ $500 Answer
This happens to a carrier
protein when it binds with the
molecule it’s moving.
3 ~ $500 Question
What is change shape?
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_______ is required for
active transport.
4 ~ $100 Question
What is energy?
4 ~ $200 Answer
The carrier proteins that
serve in active transport are
often called _____________.
4 ~ $200 Question
What are cell membrane
“pumps”?
4 ~ $300 Answer
Direction of movement
across a membrane during
active transport.
4 ~ $300 Question
What is low to high
concentration?
4 ~ $400 Answer
The molecule required to
operate membrane pumps.
4 ~ $400 Question
What is ATP?
4 ~ $500 Answer
The type of endocytosis in
which an amoeba engulfs its
prey and takes it in.
4 ~ $500 Question
What is phagocytosis?
5 ~ $100 Answer
The polarity of the tails of the
phospholipid bilayer.
5 ~ $100 Question
What is nonpolar?
5 ~ $200 Answer
Ridding the cell of material
by discharging it from
vesicles at the cell surface.
5 ~ $200 Question
What is exocytosis?
5 ~ $300 Answer
The method of active
transport across the cell
membrane in which the cell
takes in liquid particles.
5 ~ $300 Question
What is pinocytosis?
5 ~ $400 Answer
The process by which
glucose enters a cell from
high to low concentration
with the “help” of carrier
proteins.
5 ~ $400 Question
What is facilitated diffusion?
5 ~ $500 Answer
This type of cell transport is
called _________.
5 ~ $500 Question
What is active transport?
6 ~ $100 Answer
In the Osmosis Lab, the egg
___________ in size when
placed in the tap water.
6 ~ $100 Question
What is increased?
6 ~ $200 Answer
In the Osmosis Lab, which
solution was hypertonic and
what happened to the egg?
6 ~ $200 Question
What is corn syrup and the
egg lost mass or shrank?
6 ~ $300 Answer
Direction of water movement
in the following picture:
6 ~ $300 Question
What is out of the cell?
6 ~ $400 Answer
In which Beaker
will water
diffuse into the
baggie?
6 ~ $400 Question
What is Beaker 1?
6 ~ $500 Answer
The type of solution that this
plant cell is in:
6 ~ $500 Question
What is hypotonic?
Final Jeopardy
Question
The amount of substance A on Side I
after an equilibrium is reached.

30 Seconds
What is 17?
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Cell Transport Jeopardy Review

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    1 ~ $100Answer The cell structure responsible for allowing certain molecules in and out of the cell.
  • 13.
    1 ~ $100Question What is the cell membrane?
  • 14.
    1 ~ $200Answer Transport of water across a membrane from high to low concentration.
  • 15.
    1 ~ $200Question What is osmosis?
  • 16.
    1 ~ $300Answer A state that exists when the concentration of a substance is the same throughout a space.
  • 17.
    1 ~ $300Question What is equilibrium?
  • 18.
    1 ~ $400Answer Direction molecules diffuse across a cell membrane.
  • 19.
    1 ~ $400Question What is high to low concentration?
  • 20.
    1 ~ $500Answer The difference in the concentration of molecules across a distance.
  • 21.
    1 ~ $500Question What is a concentration gradient?
  • 22.
    2 ~ $100Answer The direction of water movement across a membrane.
  • 23.
    2 ~ $100Question What is high to low?
  • 24.
    2 ~ $200Answer The type of solution that has fewer solutes (and more water) than inside the cell.
  • 25.
    2 ~ $200Question What is hypotonic?
  • 26.
    2 ~ $300Answer The type of solution in which cytolysis could occur in animal cells.
  • 27.
    2 ~ $300Question What is hypotonic?
  • 28.
    2 ~ $400Answer The type of solution in which the contractile vacuole of a paramecium would be least active.
  • 29.
    2 ~ $400Question What is hypertonic?
  • 30.
    2 ~ $500Answer Placing a plant into a hypertonic environment will cause turgor pressure to _________.
  • 31.
    2 ~ $500Question What is decrease?
  • 32.
    3 ~ $100Answer The type of passive transport in which carrier proteins move substances across the cell membrane.
  • 33.
    3 ~ $100Question What is facilitated diffusion?
  • 34.
    3 ~ $200Answer The transport proteins that allow ions to pass through the cell membrane.
  • 35.
    3 ~ $200Question What are ion channels?
  • 36.
    3 ~ $300Answer The shriveling of plant cells.
  • 37.
    3 ~ $300Question What is plasmolysis?
  • 38.
    3 ~ $400Answer The type of solution in which the solute concentration in the solution is the same as that of the cell.
  • 39.
    3 ~ $400Question What is isotonic?
  • 40.
    3 ~ $500Answer This happens to a carrier protein when it binds with the molecule it’s moving.
  • 41.
    3 ~ $500Question What is change shape?
  • 42.
    4 ~ $100Answer _______ is required for active transport.
  • 43.
    4 ~ $100Question What is energy?
  • 44.
    4 ~ $200Answer The carrier proteins that serve in active transport are often called _____________.
  • 45.
    4 ~ $200Question What are cell membrane “pumps”?
  • 46.
    4 ~ $300Answer Direction of movement across a membrane during active transport.
  • 47.
    4 ~ $300Question What is low to high concentration?
  • 48.
    4 ~ $400Answer The molecule required to operate membrane pumps.
  • 49.
    4 ~ $400Question What is ATP?
  • 50.
    4 ~ $500Answer The type of endocytosis in which an amoeba engulfs its prey and takes it in.
  • 51.
    4 ~ $500Question What is phagocytosis?
  • 52.
    5 ~ $100Answer The polarity of the tails of the phospholipid bilayer.
  • 53.
    5 ~ $100Question What is nonpolar?
  • 54.
    5 ~ $200Answer Ridding the cell of material by discharging it from vesicles at the cell surface.
  • 55.
    5 ~ $200Question What is exocytosis?
  • 57.
    5 ~ $300Answer The method of active transport across the cell membrane in which the cell takes in liquid particles.
  • 58.
    5 ~ $300Question What is pinocytosis?
  • 59.
    5 ~ $400Answer The process by which glucose enters a cell from high to low concentration with the “help” of carrier proteins.
  • 60.
    5 ~ $400Question What is facilitated diffusion?
  • 61.
    5 ~ $500Answer This type of cell transport is called _________.
  • 62.
    5 ~ $500Question What is active transport?
  • 63.
    6 ~ $100Answer In the Osmosis Lab, the egg ___________ in size when placed in the tap water.
  • 64.
    6 ~ $100Question What is increased?
  • 65.
    6 ~ $200Answer In the Osmosis Lab, which solution was hypertonic and what happened to the egg?
  • 66.
    6 ~ $200Question What is corn syrup and the egg lost mass or shrank?
  • 67.
    6 ~ $300Answer Direction of water movement in the following picture:
  • 68.
    6 ~ $300Question What is out of the cell?
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    6 ~ $400Answer In which Beaker will water diffuse into the baggie?
  • 70.
    6 ~ $400Question What is Beaker 1?
  • 71.
    6 ~ $500Answer The type of solution that this plant cell is in:
  • 72.
    6 ~ $500Question What is hypotonic?
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    The amount ofsubstance A on Side I after an equilibrium is reached. 30 Seconds
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