UNIT 4: Transport

DAYSHEET 55: Introduction to Types of Transport

Name: _______________________________

Biology I
Date: __________________

Bellringer:
Today we are beginning our last lecture notes for Unit 4.
1. Go to www.Biomonsters.com
2. Click on the Biomonsters Cinema link at the top of the page.
3. Click on CHS Academic Biology Movies link.
4. Watch the Introduction to Cell Transport Video lecture.
5. Fill in your Cornell Notes as you watch the Introduction to Cell Transport video lecture.
6. Be sure to call your teacher over once you answer your Stop & Jot questions for a signature.
7. Fill in your Essential Questions on the left side of your notes once you are done.
Biology Objective: I can identify the different types of cellular transport
Homework: Homework 54 is due next class

Activity 1: Cornell Notes

Main Ideas / Questions:

Notes:

1.

The cell membrane controls _______________________________

______________________________________________________

2.

The cell membrane is made mostly of _______________________,

but also has ____________________ that help move molecules in
and out of the cell

Big Idea
Molecules like to go from _________________ concentration to ____
concentration. (they like to be __________________________)

Stop-and-Jot:
In which side of the beaker below is there a higher concentration of
salt Left or Right? Where will the salt tend to move?

3.

There are 2 ways molecules are transported in and out of the cell:
1) ________________ transport = the transport of substances into or
out of the cell from an area of ________ concentration to an area of
_______ concentration ______________ using cell energy
a. Example: _____________________
b. Example: _____________________
c. Example: _____________________

Main Ideas / Questions:

Notes:

4.

2. ________________________ transport = the transport of substances

into or out of the cell from an area of __________ concentration to an
area of ________ concentration _____________ the use of cell energy

Stop-and-Jot:
What are the key differences between passive and active transport?
What are some useful analogies to use to remember these differences?

5.

___________________ = movement of small solute particles from

an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
without the use of cell energy

Type of Transport: ______________________________

Key Points:

What is moving? __________________

Where is it moving? ________________
Does it need energy? _______________
Does it need proteins? ______________

Main Ideas / Questions:

Notes:

6.

___________________ = movement of water molecules from an

area of high concentration to an area of low concentration without
the use of cell energy

Type of Transport: __________________________

Key Points:
What is moving? __________________
Where is it moving? ________________
Does it need energy? _______________
Does it need proteins? ______________
Stop and Jot: What is the difference between diffusion and osmosis?

7.

___________________ = movement of large molecules from an

area of high concentration to an area of low concentration without
the use of cell energy, but with the assistance of channel proteins

Type of Transport: ___________________________

Key Points:

What is moving? __________________

Where is it moving? ________________
Does it need energy? _______________
Does it need proteins? ______________

Main Ideas / Questions:

Notes:
Stop and Jot: What is the difference between diffusion and facilitated
diffusion?

___________________ = movement of large molecules from an

area of low concentration to an area of high concentration with the
use of cell energy (ATP) and protein pumps

8.

Type of Transport: ________________________

Key Points:
What is moving? __________________
Where is it moving? ________________
Does it need energy? _______________
Does it need proteins? ______________
Stop and Jot: What is the difference between facilitated diffusion and
active transport?

Activity 2: Time to Practice!

1. Fill: Place a CHECK in the box that fits with each of the following types of transport
Transports
substances
into the cell

Diffusion
Osmosis
Facilitated
Diffusion
Active
Transport

Uses
proteins

Uses
energy

Transports
substances from a
HIGHER to
LOWER
concentration

Transports
substances from
a LOWER to
HIGHER
concentration

Transports
water

HW55: Types of Transport

Name: ________________________

Biology I
Date: _____________________

Define: Define the following types of cell membrane transport.

1. Diffusion: ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
2. Osmosis:________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
3. Facilitated diffusion:_______________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
4. Active transport:________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
Identify: Identify the following types of cell membrane transport.
1. Diagram A shows what type of transport?
(A) Facilitated Diffusion
(B) Diffusion
(C) Osmosis
(D)Active Transport

2. Diagram B shows what type of transport?

(A) Facilitated Diffusion
(B) Diffusion
(C) Osmosis
(D)Active Transport

3. Diagram C shows what type of transport?

(A) Facilitated Diffusion
(B) Diffusion
(C) Osmosis
(D)Active Transport

4. Diagram D shows what type of transport?

(A) Facilitated Diffusion
(B) Diffusion
(C) Osmosis
(D)Active Transport
Explain: Answer the following questions using complete sentences..
1. What is the main difference between passive and active transport?
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
2. What is the job of proteins in transporting substances across a membrane?
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