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OSMOSIS QUESTIONS

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  1. 1What is Osmosis?
    1. AThe net diffusion of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane from an area of high solute concentration to and area of low concentration.
    2. BThe net diffusion of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane from an area of low solute concentration to and area of high concentration.
  2. 2In which Way does Water go in Osmosis?
    1. AHigh Water Potential -Low Water Potential.
    2. BLow Water Potential - High Water Potential.
  3. 3If I have a 2mol Sucrose Solution in Visking Tubing and I have a Surrounding Solution of 4mol Sucrose Solution in which Way will the Water Move?
    1. AInto the surrounding solution.
    2. BInto the Visking Tubing.
  4. 4What is the relation of the 2mol Sucrose Solution to the Surrounding 4mol Sucrose Solution?
    1. AThe 2 mol Sucrose Solution is hypotonic to the Surrounding 4mol Sucrose Solution.
    2. BThe 2 mol Sucrose Solution is hypertonic to the Surrounding 4mol Sucrose Solution.
    3. CThe 2 mol Sucrose Solution is isotonic to the Surrounding 4mol Sucrose Solution.
  5. 5If too much water moves into a cell, it undergo
    1. ACrenation
    2. BPlasmolysis.
    3. CNothing.
    4. DCytolysis.
  6. 6How permeable are plant cell walls and plant cell membranes?
    1. APlant Wall = Partially Permable
      Plant Membrane = Fully Permeable
    2. BPlant Wall = Impermeable
      Plant Membrane = Partially Permeable
    3. CPlant Wall = Fully Permeable
      Plant Membrane = Partially Permeable
    4. DPlant Wall = Fully Permeable
      Plant Membrane = Impermeable

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A set of questions with multiple choice answers to test your knowledge on Osmosis at GCSE level.
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