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Use the following graph to answer questions 1 and 2. Rate of diffusion of X into the cell 1. Which of the following processes is represented by the above graph? c. Active transport 2. Molecule X is most likely: a. Lipid soluble and hydrophobic b. Lipid soluble and hydrophilic c. Lipid insoluble and hydrophobic d. Lipid insoluble and hydrophilic Extracellular Concentration of X 3. A cell was placed in solution and the cell shrank. Thus, the solution was to the cell and the cell was to the solution. a. Hypotonic hypertonic b. Hypertonic hypotonic c. Isotonic isotonic d. Hypertonic isotonic e. Hypotonic isotonic Use the following information for questions 4-6: ATP was broken down in order to move molecule Z out of the cell. Molecule Z then diffused back into the cell. The energy from the movement of Z back into the cell was used to move molecule Q into the cell. 4. The movement of molecule Z out of the cell is an example of? c. Primary active transport d. Secondary active transport 5. The movement of molecule Q into the cell is an example of? c. Primary active transport d. Secondary active transport 1

6. The concentration of molecule Q inside the cell must be the concentration of molecule Q outside the cell. 7. If a cell is placed in an isotonic solution, the size of the cell will: c. Not change 8. An increase in temperature causes the rate of diffusion to: c. Not change 9. Molecules C and D have different masses but they are at the same temperature. Thus, the kinetic energy of molecule C is the kinetic energy of molecule D. 10. Molecules E and F have the same kinetic energy. Molecule E is diffusing faster than molecule F. Thus, the mass of molecule E is the mass of molecule F. Use the following diagram for questions 11 and 12. It represents a container with 2 sides (A and B) separated by a membrane (dashed line). Both sides contain water and particles (black circles). A B 11. Suppose the membrane separating side A from B is permeable to both water and to the particles. Which of the following is TRUE? a. No osmosis will occur. b. Osmosis will occur and water will move from side A to side B. c. Osmosis will occur and water will move from side B to side A. 2

12. Suppose the membrane separating side A from B is permeable to water and impermeable to the particles. Which of the following is TRUE? a. No osmosis will occur. b. Osmosis will occur and water will move from side A to side B. c. Osmosis will occur and water will move from side B to side A. 13. Vesicular transport of materials from the inside of the cell to the outside of the cell is known as: a. Endocytosis b. Receptor-mediated endocytosis c. Phagocytosis d. Exocytosis e. Active proteinaceous transport 14. Which of the following cells commonly performs phagocytosis? a. Fibroblast b. Macrophage c. Simple squamous epithelial cell d. Chondrocytes e. Goblet cell 15. Passive transport does not require any energy expenditure by the cell. 16. Facilitated diffusion may occur via integral proteins acting as channels or integral proteins acting as carriers. 17. The diffusion of through the plasma membrane often occurs via channels called aquaporins. a. Water b. Oxygen c. Glucose d. Sodium e. Proteins 18. The uptake of LDL cholesterol molecules by cells is done via: a. Exocytosis b. Simple diffusion c. Receptor-mediated endocytosis d. Phagocytosis e. All of the above 3

19. Exocytosis causes the number of phospholipid molecules in the plasma membrane to: c. Not change 20. The blood in the children in the above picture must have a particle concentration. a. Low b. Normal c. High 21. What process is depicted in the above picture? a. Phagocytosis b. Receptor-mediated endocytosis c. Exocytosis d. Primary active transport e. Secondary active transport 22. The diffusion of hydrophilic molecules through the plasma membrane via a protein channel is known as simple diffusion. 4

23. If a cell is placed in a hypertonic solution it will increase in size. 24. Diffusion only occurs if the cell breaks down ATP. 25. Carrier proteins are almost always peripheral proteins. 26. Which of the following graphs would most likely represent the rate of facilitated diffusion of molecule Q (y-axis) into a cell versus the extracellular concentration of molecule Q (x-axis)? A B C 27. You placed a cell in solution. The osmolarity of the cell was greater than the osmolarity of the solution. The solution was to the cell and cell size. a. Hypotonic increased b. Hypotonic decreased c. Hypotonic stayed the same d. Hypertonic increased e. Hypertonic decreased f. Hypertonic stayed the same Use the following for items 28-29: You placed 2 different molecules (A and B) in the same solution so that you could measure their rate of diffusion. You found out that A had a velocity that was 4 times that of B. 28. The kinetic energy of molecule B was than that of molecule A. 29. The mass of molecule B was the mass as the mass of molecule A. a. Twice as big b. 8 times as big c. 16 times as big 30. An decrease in temperature will cause the rate of diffusion to: c. Stay the same 5

31. An increase in the size of the concentration gradient will cause the rate of diffusion to: c. Stay the same 32. Name all of the labeled structures that would be considered hydrophilic? (Just write the letters please!) A, b, e 33. Name the labeled structure that has both hydrophilic and hydrophobic portions. (Just write 1 letter please!) d 34. 4-androstenedione is a lipid-soluble steroid. Does it need a transport protein in order to enter the cell? a. Yes because lipid-soluble molecules are considered hydrophilic b. Yes because lipid-soluble molecules are considered hydrophobic c. No because lipid-soluble molecules are considered hydrophilic d. No because lipid-soluble molecules are considered hydrophobic 35. Oligomycin is a chemical that inhibits ATP production. Which of the following processes would it have the greatest effect on? c. Active transport. 6