Osmosis
Cell Transport
Cell Membrane
Salmon & Dams
100
Osmosis is the movement of water from a ____________ to a lower concentration.
What is higher
100

In diffusion, molecules do this.

What is spread out?

100
The cell membrane is located here on the cell.
What is the outside of the cell.
100

Two creatures that build dams are ___________ and ____________.

What are beavers and humans?

200

A solution that causes a cell to get bigger is _________.

What is hypotonic?

200
Amount of substance in a certain place.
What is concentration
200

The cell membrane ____________ let some things through.

What is 'does'?

200

A dam impacts fish by __________ the river.

What is blocking?

300

A solution that shrinks cells is ____________.

What is hypertonic?

300

These are the two types of cell transport.

What are active and passive transport?

300

The cell membrane ___________ repair itself.

What is can?

300
A fish passage is something that _________ fish to go past a dam.

What is 'allows'?

400

A solution that causes cells to stay the same size is ___________.

What is isotonic?

400

This type of cell transport needs energy.

What is active transport?

400

These are two properties of the cell membrane.

What are 'flexible', 'fluid', or another reasonable answer?

400

These are two types of fish passages.

What are fish ladder and fish lift?

500
All animals need cells that are this to survive.
What is isotonic.
500

In active transport, substances move from _________ to ________ concentration.

What is low to high?

500

This part of the cell membrane acts like a "doorway" to allow large things to go in and out of the cell.

What is channel protein or protein?

500

Salmon swim upriver in order to __________.

What is 'spawn'?