Ms. Smedley & Mr. Bartolone’s Cell Transport Jeopardy
Passive Transport Active Transport Concentration Gradient Hyper- Hypo- Iso- ????? $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Passive Transport requires…. 1-100
Click Anywhere to Continue No Energy Click Anywhere to Continue
There are ___ types of Passive Transport 1-200
Click Anywhere to Continue 3: Diffusion Osmosis Facilitated Diffusion Click Anywhere to Continue
What is Diffusion in Water? 1-300
Click Anywhere to Continue Osmosis Click Anywhere to Continue
Which type of Passive Transport requires the use of a transport protein? 1-400
Click Anywhere to Continue Facilitated Diffusion Click Anywhere to Continue
A candle burning in a room is an example of … 1-500
Click Anywhere to Continue Diffusion Click Anywhere to Continue
Active Transport requires…. 2-100
Click Anywhere to Continue Energy Click Anywhere to Continue
How many types of Active Transport are there? 2-200
Click Anywhere to Continue 2: Endocytosis Exocytosis Click Anywhere to Continue
In Active Transport, molecules move ______ the concentration gradient 2-300
Click Anywhere to Continue Against Click Anywhere to Continue
Which form of Active Transport involves the “eating” of material? 2-400
Click Anywhere to Continue Phagocytosis Click Anywhere to Continue
What is the difference between Endocytosis and Exocytosis? 2-500
Click Anywhere to Continue Endocytosis– enter the cell Exocytosis – exit the cell Click Anywhere to Continue
What is a Concentration Gradient? 3-100
Click Anywhere to Continue Moving from one concentration of material to another Click Anywhere to Continue
In Passive Transport molecules move ____ the Concentration Gradient 3-200
Click Anywhere to Continue With Click Anywhere to Continue
In Active Transport, molecules move _____ the Concentration Gradient 3-300
Click Anywhere to Continue Against Click Anywhere to Continue
A candle burning would be an example of which movement of a concentration gradient? 3-400
Click Anywhere to Continue With Click Anywhere to Continue
Give an example of something going against the concentration gradient 3-500
Click Anywhere to Continue Plants Click Anywhere to Continue
What does it mean if something is Hypertonic? 4-100
Click Anywhere to Continue It has LESS water (and more solute) Click Anywhere to Continue
What does it mean if something is Hypotonic? 4-200
Click Anywhere to Continue It has MORE water (and less solute) Click Anywhere to Continue
What is Isotonic? 4-300
Click Anywhere to Continue EQUAL amounts of water and solute. Click Anywhere to Continue
In an Isotonic Solution, are molecules still moving? 4-400
Click Anywhere to Continue Yes, but just keeping a balance Click Anywhere to Continue
This would be an example of what type of solution? 4-500
Click Anywhere to Continue Hypertonic Click Anywhere to Continue
What is a Selectively Permeable Membrane? 5-100
Click Anywhere to Continue Allows certain materials in and certain materials out of a cell Click Anywhere to Continue
In Salt Water, what is the Solute and the Solvent? 5-200
Click Anywhere to Continue Salt = solute Water = solvent Click Anywhere to Continue
What is Equilibrium? 5-300
Click Anywhere to Continue When molecules are spread out evenly Click Anywhere to Continue
What are the two types of Endocytosis? 5-400
Click Anywhere to Continue Pinocytosis Phagocytosis Click Anywhere to Continue
Give an example of Osmosis? 5-500
Click Anywhere to Continue Food coloring in water Click Anywhere to Continue