Way in which the lipids that form the cell or plasma membrane are organized.

Solute molecules tend to move down their concentration gradient from a region of higher concentration to one of lower concentration. 

The pass of water across a semipermeable membrane is called:

Which particles use simple difussion to cross the cell membrane?

In passive transport the cell uses energy, because the movement of materials through the membrane goes against a concentration gradient.

The solution has the same solute concentration as the interior of the cell. Under these conditions, the water that enters and leaves is kept in equilibrium. Cells in this solutions maintain a constant shape and size

Solution has a higher concentration of solutes than the interior of the cells. Under these conditions, the amount of water that comes out is greater than that the water that enters. Cells in this conditions will tend to dehydrate and their membrane will contract (plasmolysis)

Solution has a lower concentration of solutes than the interior of cells. Under these circumstances the water that enters is greater than that that leaves. Cells tend to swell, even exploding (turgent)

In this type of transport, molecules diffuse across the plasma membrane with assistance from membrane proteins, such as channels and carriers.

The process of cell transport that uses small vesicles to get rid of waste products.

The mechanism by which the cell engulfs other cells like bacteria to destroy them is known as:

The mechanism cells use to absorb small droplets of liquids like fat is called: