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VOCABULARY VOCABULARY 2 Movement of Molecules Osmosis Active Transport Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final JeopardyJeopardy

$100 Question from VOCABULARY When molecules pass through a cell membrane without using energy

$100 Answer from VOCABULARY What is Passive Transport?

$200 Question from VOCABULARY The diffusion of water molecules across a cell membrane.

$200 Answer from VOCABULARY What is osmosis?

$300 Question from VOCABULARY When molecules pass through a cell membrane using energy.

$300 Answer from VOCABULARY What is active transport?

$400 Question from VOCABULARY DOUBLE JEOPARDY A compartment formed from a cell membrane during the process of endocytosis and exocytosis.

$400 Answer from VOCABULARY What is a vesicle?

$500 Question from vocabulary When molecules are spread out evenly throughout a system.

$500 Answer from vocabulary What is equilibrium?

$100 Question from Vocabulary 2 The process a cell goes through when a large particle enters the cell.

$100 Answer from Vocabulary 2 What is endocytosis?

$200 Question from Vocabulary 2 The process a cell goes through when a large particle exits the cell.

$200 Answer from Vocabulary 2 What is exocytosis?

$300 Question from Vocabulary 2 This is a compartment formed when a cell membrane wraps around a particle.

$300 Answer from Vocabulary 2 What is a vesicle?

$400 Question from Vocabulary 2 When a vesicle breaks off and the particle enters the cell, we call this process what?

$400 Answer from Vocabulary 2 What is a endocytosis?

$500 Question from Vocabulary 2 Cells need to take in ________ and _______ and get rid of _________.

$500 Answer from Vocabulary 2 What is food, water and wastes?

$100 Question from Movement of Molecules DOUBLE JEOPARDY Molecules move in and out of cells through this cell part.

$100 Answer from Movement of Molecules What is the cell membrane?

$200 Question Movement of Molecules This process occurs when molecules pass through a cell membrane WITHOUT using energy.

$200 Answer from Movement of Molecules What is Passive Transport?

$300 Question from Movement of Molecules This is the main type of Passive Transport.

$300 Answer from Movement of Molecules What is diffusion?

$400 Question Movement of Molecules During diffusion, molecules naturally move from areas of what concentration to what concentration.

$400 Answer Movement of Molecules What is from high concentration to low concentration.

$500 Question Movement of Molecules Molecules keep moving into the less crowded areas until this is reached.

$500 Answer from Movement of Molecules What is equilibrium.

$100 Question from Osmosis Osmosis is the diffusion of what molecule across the cell membrane?

$100 Answer from Osmosis What is water.

$200 Question from Osmosis DOUBLE JEOPARDY Osmosis is what type of transport?

$200 Answer from Osmosis What is passive transport.

$300 Question from Osmosis In Osmosis, water molecules move from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration – true or false.

$300 Answer from Osmosis What is false?

$400 Question from Osmosis In osmosis, water molecules move in and out of the cell until this is reached.

$400 Answer from Osmosis What is equilibrium?

$500 Question from Osmosis Osmosis is ONLY the movement of water into and out of the cell. True or False.

$500 Answer from Osmosis What is true?

$100 Question from Active Transport During active transport, molecules pass through a cell membrane using THIS.

$100 Answer from Active Transport What is energy?

$200 Question from Active Transport Active transport helps move small molecules such as water, carbon dioxide and oxygen easily across the cell membrane. True or false.

$200 Answer from Active Transport What is False?

$300 Question from Active Transport During active transport, molecules are moved against the natural flow of diffusion. True or False.

$300 Answer from Active Transport What is true.

$400 Question from Active Transport During active transport, molecules move from areas of ________concentration to areas of _________ concentration.

$400 Answer from Active Transport What are areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration.

$500 Question from Active Transport DOUBLE JEOPARDY A Cell must get energy from THIS molecule to move other molecules against the direction of diffusion.

$500 Answer from Active Transport WHAT IS ATP?

Final Jeopardy What process do these two pictures represent?

Final Jeopardy Answer What is passive and active transport !