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The Cell and Membrane Transport Study Guide

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Move the items to either passive or active transport. Move all tiles.

  • moves against concentration gradient

  • requires energy

  • moves from low to high

  • does not require energy

  • moves from high to low

  • moves down concentration gradient

  • Passive Transport

  • Active Transport

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Move the items to match either prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

  • Nucleus

  • DNA is a double helix

  • DNA is circular

  • Small and Simple

  • Large and Complex

  • No nucleus

  • Prokaryotic

  • Eukaryotic

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Is the cell in the diagram a prokaryotic or eukaryotic cell? Explain your answer.

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Looking at the diagram, what type of transport is used to move oxygen (O2)

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Move the descriptions to the correct solution type.

  • cells shrink

  • cells grow in size

  • water enters the cell

  • water exits and enters the cell

  • water exits the cell

  • cell remains the same size

  • Isotonic

  • Hypertonic

  • Hypotonic

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Click on FOUR similarities between prokaryotic and eukaryotic

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How do prokaryotic cells reproduce?

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Click on all the organelles that are unique to plant cells. Hint there are 3

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Identify organelle #6

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Identify organelle #7

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Identify organelle #8

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Identify organelle #9. These organelles can be freely floating or attached to the ER.

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Identify organelle #10. This is the jellylike material where all the organelles are located.

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What organelle makes ATP by performing cellular respiration?

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What organelle makes proteins?

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What organelle stores the DNA and controls the cell activities

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What organelle contains digestive enzymes and breaks down dead or decaying organelles?

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What organelle converts sunlight into glucose by performing photosynthesis?

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What organelle surrounds the nucleus and contains pores for mRNA to exit the nucleus?

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Based on the information in the table, which cell is most likely an animal cell?

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Based on the information in the table, which cell is most likely a plant cell?

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Click on the three types of passive transport.

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Looking at the diagram, what type of transport is used to move sodium (Na+)

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Looking at the diagram, what type of transport is used to move water (H2O)

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Explain the difference between diffusion and active transport.