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								What are the functions of the cell membrane?									 | 
								It controls what goes in and out of the cell.									 | 
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								Is the following sentence true or false: The cell wall lies inside the cell membrane.									 | 
								False									 | 
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								What is the main function of the cell wall?									 | 
								To provide support and protection									 | 
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								What are plant cell walls mostly made of?									 | 
								Fibers of carbohydrates and proteins									 | 
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								What is diffusion?									 | 
								Movement of particles from high to low concentration.									 | 
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								What is meant when a system has reached it's equilibrium?									 | 
								When the concentration is the same throughout a system.									 | 
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								What does it mean that biological membranes are selectively permeable?									 | 
								It means only certain things can go in/out									 | 
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								Water tends to diffuse from a region where it is less concentrated to a region where it is highly concentrated. True or False?									 | 
								True									 | 
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								When will water stop moving across a membrane?									 | 
								When it reaches it's equilibrium									 | 
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								What does Isotonic mean?									 | 
								Water is equal inside the cell and outside the cell									 | 
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								What does Hypertonic mean?									 | 
								More water is inside the cell, the water will move OUT of the cell.									 | 
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								What does Hypotonic mean?									 | 
								More water is outside the cell, the water moves IN the cell.									 | 
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								On which side of a selectively permeable membrane does omosis exert a pressure?									 | 
								On the hypertonic side of the membrane									 | 
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								What is the solute?									 | 
								The material being dissolved									 | 
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								What is the solvent?									 | 
								The material that's dissolving the solute									 |