The diagram below shows a carrot with 0% sucrose. Water would move (into/out) of the carrot. The carrot would (gain/loss) mass. This would represent a (hypotonic/hypertonic/isotonic) movement of water. 

Compare and contrast a plant cell with an animal cell. In your answer include at least 2 organelles they share in common and 1 organelle that is unique to each. 

We observed 3 modes of movement in our protist: cilia, flagella, and pseudopodia. Describe these three types of movements and an example that we looked at in lab that would have them. 

What happened to the Elodea leaf when you replaced the distilled water with NaCl solution? Would this represent a (hypotonic/isotonic/hypertonic solution)? 

Is the Anabaena a prokaryotic or eukaryotic cell?

From the information you learned in both lab and lecture, how do cells such as algae and one-celled protozoans avoid lysis in fresh water? Hint what organelles might these creatures have to help them? 

Describe a typical plasma membrane. What does it mean to be selectively permeable?

What can we conclude about the solubility of the dialysis tubing and the size of starch and IKI molecules? (2pts)  

Potatoes store starch in structures called ____________________________ 

In the Elodea cells what was the intracellular motion of the chloroplast called?