Plant and Animal Cells

Osmosis is an example of ___.

• transpiration

• transportation

• passive transport

• active transport

The passive transport of glucose, oxygen and carbon dioxide is called ___.

• diffusion

• osmosis

• confusion

• pollution

Passive transport is the movement of substances from a ____ to a ____ through a cell membrane.

• higher concentration/ lower concentration

• lower concentration/ higher concentration

When concentrations are equal it is called____.

• equilibrium

• equinox

• equality

• equus caballus

When more water leaves a plant than enters it, the cells shrink. This is called ___.

• fermentation

• wilt

• diffusion

• cytokinesis

When substances have to be moved from a low concentration to a high concentration this is called____.

• passive transport

• active transport

• equilibrium

• snorting

Animal cells do NOT contain ___. (Choose all that applies)

• cell walls

• cell membranes

• chloroplasts

• vacuoles

One way to identify a plant cell is to look at the size of its ____ and look for the presence of a cell wall.

• vacuoles

• cytoplasm

• ribosomes

• Golgi bodies

The cell theory states that ____.

• all living things are made of one or more cell

• cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things

• all cells come from existing cells

• mitosis and meiosis are similar processes

____ and ____ are examples of passive transport.

• osmosis

• diffusion

• fermentation

• aerobic transpiration