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Cell Cycle — Unit test

Question 10 • IL-Science 7 A

When will water move into a cell?

Answer
A
when the cell is moved from a pure water environment to a saltwater environment
B
when the concentration of water is greater outside the cell than inside the cell
C
when there are an equal number of water molecules inside and outside the cell
D
when the water inside the cell is warmer than the water outside the cell

Explanation

Water moves across a cell membrane by osmosis, from an area with a higher concentration of water to an area with a lower concentration of water. So water will move into the cell when its concentration is greater outside than inside. Moving a cell from pure water to saltwater would generally cause water to leave the cell, not enter it.

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