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    Monday - Deliverable - Onion Cell Lab 1

    Directions: Annotate the questions by underlining key words and making


    quick note of your thinking in a comment. Annotate the diagrams. Show
    your POE by highlighting specific words in the options that do not support
    your focus in red(ex. wrong), and highlight in green words or answers that
    support your answer (ex. correct). Follow these directions for 100% :)

    1. **The diagram below represents the results of the net movement of a specific kind of
    molecule across a living cell membrane.

    The movement of molecules from side A to side B is an example of the process of


    a. active transport
    b. chromatograph
    c. cellular respiration
    d. diffusion

    The diagram below shows two different kinds of substances, A and B, entering the
    cell. Use this diagram to answer questions 2, 3 and 4.

    2. **Energy is most likely being used for the transport of...


    a. Substance A to enter the cell
    b. Substance B to enter the cell
    c. Both substances to enter the cell
    d. Neither substance to enter the cell

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    3. **Energy is not being used for the transport of...
    a. substance A to inside the cell
    b. substance B to inside the cell
    c. Both substances to enter the cell
    d. Neither substance to enter the cell

    4. Explain.

    5. **Ms. Wilson traveled to Italy this summer and went swimming in the Mediterranean
    Sea. Her skin felt very dry after a long day of swimming. Using your knowledge of
    osmosis, explain why her skin feels dry in complete sentences. Use the following
    terms: **osmosis,* hypotonic or *hypertonic, **diffusion, volume, concentration
    gradient.

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