TRANSPORT CARD REVIEW
1. When water enters a plant cell the osmotic pressure inside will ____________.
INCREASE
DECREASE
2. Name a kind of transport that uses VESICLES.
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3. The dots in this diagram
represent dissolved solute molecules.
4. The “cell” in this diagram will _____________.
shrink
swell and burst
stay the same size |
6. Tell the kind of transport used by Golgi bodies to release molecules leaving
cells.
7. The shrinking of an animal cell when placed in a hypertonic solution is
called ______________.
8. Which cell organelle provides the ATP for active transport?
9. All membrane transport proteins are _______________ proteins.
peripheral integral
11. Tell the kind of transport “helper” used to transport GLUCOSE across cell
membranes.
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12. The dots in this diagram represent dissolved solute molecules.
crenation
plasmolysis
cytolysis |
15. Sodium-potassium pumps move
______ out of cells and _____ into
cells.
16.
A solution whose solute concentration is HIGHER OUTSIDE than inside a cell is
called ____________
17. What will happen to the osmotic
pressure inside a plant cell placed in
this kind of solution?
18. Name a kind of transport you learned
about that is PASSIVE.
19. Name a kind of transport that does NOT need any help to move molecules
across cell membranes.
20. Give an example of a molecule that might use this kind of transport.
21. Which molecule is transported across cell membranes by Aquaporins?
22. Molecules will automatically move from an area with ______ concentration to
an area of _______ concentration."
low to high
high to low
23. The type of endocytosis in
which a cell takes in large particles or
whole cells.
24. Plasmolysis happens to plant cells placed in
a _________ solution.
hypertonic
isotonic hypotonic
25. Name the small membrane bound sac which helps move molecules or whole cells
across a cell membrane
26. OSMOSIS is ________ transport
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
27. Type of endocytosis in which a cell takes in small molecules or
fluids.
28. FACILITATED DIFFUSION WITH ION CHANNELS is ______
transport
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
29. Name the energy molecule that provides the power for active transport.
30.
Which prefix
means “greater than” ?
A.
hypo
B.
hyper
C.
iso"
D.
cyto
31.
Which of the following would be an example of simple diffusion?
A.
rotten egg smell spreading through the school after a stink
bomb
B.
nerve cells recharging with a Na – K pump
C.
water being poured into a glass
D.
blood cells shrinking in salt water
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32. The dots in this diagram represent dissolved solute molecules.
A. Water leaving will be greater than water
entering |
33.
Name a kind of transport that uses membrane proteins to move molecules
across a membrane.
34. Type of transport in which the cell membrane
surrounds the substance and pulls it into the cell
and releases it inside the cell in a vesicle
35. The Na+-K+ PUMP
is ________ transport
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
36. The pressure caused
by water pushing against a cell membrane is called ___________ pressure.
TRANSPORT CARD REVIEW ANSWERS
1. increase
2. Exocytosis, endocytosis, phagocytosis, or pinocytosis
3. isotonic
4. Stay the same size
5. H+ ions
6. exocytosis
7. crenation
8. mitochondria
9. integral
10.OSMOSIS
11. carrier proteins
12. hypotonic
13. cytolysis
14. passive
15. 3 Na+ out and 2 K+ in
16. hypertonic
17. decrease
18. Diffusion, facilitated diffusion with carrier proteins,
ion channels, or aquaporins
19. diffusion
20. Oxygen or carbon dioxide
21. water
22. high to low
23. phagocytosis
24. hypertonic
25. vesicle
26. passive
27. pinocytosis
28. passive
29. ATP
30. B- Hyper
31. A-rotten egg smell
32. B more water will enter than leave
33. Facilitated diffusion with ion channels, carrier proteins, aquaporins,
proton pumps, Na+-K+ pumps
34. endocytosis
35. active