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Froggy Jumps Diffusion & Osmosis QuizOnline version Diffusion vs osmosis basics by Archan Bhoumik 1 What is diffusion? a Movement of particles from high to low concentration b Movement of solutes only c Requires energy input to move particles 2 What is osmosis? a Water moves across a semipermeable membrane toward higher solute concentration b Solutes move across membranes freely c Water diffuses to higher temperature 3 Which factor mainly affects diffusion rate? a Number of solute molecules in solution b Membrane thickness only c Concentration gradient 4 In an isotonic solution, what happens to an animal cell? a Cell gains water continually b Water moves in and out at the same rate, cell stays the same size c Cell loses water continuously 5 What happens to a plant cell in a hypotonic solution? a The cell blebs and bursts immediately b Turgor pressure increases; the cell becomes turgid c Plasmolysis occurs 6 Osmosis is a special case of diffusion for what substance? a Solutes like salt b Gases such as oxygen c Water 7 Do diffusion and osmosis require energy input? a No, they are passive processes b Yes, they require ATP c Only diffusion requires energy 8 How does water move in terms of water potential? a Only in plants, not animals b From higher to lower water potential c From lower to higher potential 9 In a hypertonic solution, what happens to an animal cell? a Cell swells and bursts b Cell remains unchanged c Cell shrinks (crenation) 10 What best defines diffusion? a Movement of particles from high to low concentration until equilibrium. b Movement of water across a membrane only with energy input c Active transport of particles against a gradient 11 What is osmosis? a Diffusion of any molecule across a membrane without a membrane b Movement of solutes across a membrane by protein pumps c Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane. 12 Which factor most increases diffusion rate? a Higher temperature b Stoppage of membrane transport proteins c Higher molecular weight of diffusing substance 13 What slows diffusion through a membrane? a Smaller concentration gradient b Larger surface area of the membrane c Higher temperature 14 In osmosis, water moves toward the solution with which characteristic? a Higher water potential b Lower water potential (higher solute concentration) c Lower solute concentration 15 Isotonic solution means the cell and solution have what relation? a Cell has higher solute concentration b Equal solute concentration; no net water movement c Cell bursts due to water influx 16 Hypertonic solutions cause cells to ____ water? a Remain unchanged b Gain water and swell c Lose water and shrink 17 Which is a real-world example of diffusion? a Active transport of glucose into a cell b Water moving through a semipermeable membrane using ATP c Perfume scent spreading in air 18 Which statement is true about diffusion and osmosis? a Osmosis is active; diffusion is passive b Both are passive processes moving down their concentration gradients c Both require cellular energy to occur

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Diffusion & Osmosis QuizOnline version

by Archan Bhoumik

What is diffusion?

What is osmosis?

Which factor mainly affects diffusion rate?

In an isotonic solution, what happens to an animal cell?

What happens to a plant cell in a hypotonic solution?

Osmosis is a special case of diffusion for what substance?

Do diffusion and osmosis require energy input?

How does water move in terms of water potential?

In a hypertonic solution, what happens to an animal cell?

What best defines diffusion?

What is osmosis?

Which factor most increases diffusion rate?

What slows diffusion through a membrane?

In osmosis, water moves toward the solution with which characteristic?

Isotonic solution means the cell and solution have what relation?

Hypertonic solutions cause cells to ____ water?

Which is a real-world example of diffusion?

Which statement is true about diffusion and osmosis?