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Cell Membranes & Cell Transport
Cell Membranes & Cell Transport
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Covers the basics about cell membranes and cell transport. Made for grade 10 Biology.
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Passive transport
doesn't require energy.
requires energy.
moves particles against a concentration gradient.
moves particles from a high to a low concentration.
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What molecules are imbedded in the phospholipid bilayer?
ribosomes
nucleic acids
proteins
glucose
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Which of these is selectively permeable?
a strainer
all of these are selectively permeable
a window screen
a cell membrane
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What kind of transport doesn't require the use of energy to move materials across the membrane?
active transport
facilitated diffusion
diffusion
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Equilibrium is reached
only during passive transport.
at the end of active transport.
when movement of particles stops.
when particles are evenly distributed through the space.
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What is structure "D"?
a glucose molecule
a phospholipid
cholesterol
a protein
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"A" is
cholesterol
a nonpolar fatty acid
a protein
a polar phosphate
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Movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of lower concentration is:
osmosis
equilibrium
endocytosis
diffusion
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The basic structure of the cell membrane is
a liquid bilayer.
made of proteins.
impermeable.
a phospholipid bilayer.
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Another name for the cell membrane is
the cell wall
the nuclear membrane
the endocytic barrier
the plasma membrane
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The primary function of the cell membrane is
to control what moves in and out of the cell.
to provide support for the cell.
to protect the cell
cell signaling.
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What is concentration?
the weight of a substance
the density of a substance
the amount of mass something has
amount of things in a given area
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Active transport
all of the answers are correct
is usually done by transport proteins in the cell membrane
moves materials against a concentration gradient
requires energy