Cell Processes Review

The process where water moves through a membrane.

• endocytosis
• exocytosis
• subversion
• osmosis

We put food dye in a beaker of water. Within minutes, the water has turned the color of the dye. What process is involved here?

• diffusion
• photosynthesis
• transpiration

What Cellular Process is taking occurring in this image?

• endocytosis
• exocytosis
• osmosis
• diffusion

Energy (ATP) is stored in glucose (sugar) molecules in cells. What must happen for that energy to be released from the glucose?

• the sugar (glucose) must react with water
• the sugar (glucose) must react with carbon dioxide
• the sugar (glucose) must react with oxygen

Osmosis is a type of _________ transport because no energy is required by the cell to move water and solutes in and out of the cell.

• active
• passive
• reactive

Endocytosis is a type of __________ transport because the cell has to use some of its energy to release larger particles from the cell.

• active
• passive
• reactive

Cells perform many different processes that an organism needs to survive and grow. Which is the main function or purpose of the process of cellular respiration?

• the production of sugar
• the release of energy
• the formation of new proteins for the cell
• the removal of waste products from the cell

What process is taking place in this image?

• endocytosis
• osmosis
• exocytosis
• mitosis

The process that plants use that allows them to be producers is

• cellular respiration
• Mitosis
• Photosynthesis
• Fermentation

Animals have a larger number of mitochondria in their cells because they have a greater need for _______________ than plants do.

• carbon dioxide
• energy
• making proteins
• reproduction