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Cell Transport: Passive, Active & Osmosis

Cell Transport: Passive, Active & Osmosis

Assessment

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Science, Biology

9th - 11th Grade

Medium

NGSS
HS-LS1-3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Ann Verderber

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36 Slides • 6 Questions

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Cell Transport

How do substances pass across the CM?

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Multiple Choice

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A function of cell membranes in humans is the

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production of energy

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synthesis of the amino acids

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replication of genetic material

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recognition of certain chemicals

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Multiple Select

What type of transport is diffusion?

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Active

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Passive

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Requires energy

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Does not require energy

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Multiple Choice

Diffusion of molecules goes

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from high concentration to high concentration

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from low concentration to low concentration

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from high concentration to low concentration

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nowhere- molecules stay put

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Multiple Choice

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Which activity can occur without the use of

energy?

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active transport of minerals

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protein synthesis in a cell

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movement of water across a membrane

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contraction of muscle tissue

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Multiple Choice

Regents Check

Which activity can occur without the use of

energy?

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active transport of minerals

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protein synthesis in a cell

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movement of water across a membrane

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contraction of muscle tissue

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Multiple Choice

Regents Check

The concentration of potassium is higher in red

blood cells than in the surrounding blood plasma.

This higher concentration is maintained by the

process of

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circulation

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excretion

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diffusion

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active transport

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Cell Transport

How do substances pass across the CM?

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