| Question | Answer |
| The ability for water to stick to itself or to another object. | Cohesion and Adhesion
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Type of cell that does not contain a nucleus. | Prokaryote
| Small structure found in the cytoplasm and on the ER that makes proteins for the cell. | Ribosome
| The type of transport that moves molecules against the concentration gradient (low to high concentration). | Active transport
| Plants and animals are examples of these types of cells. | Eukaryote
| The term that is used to describe the property of the cell membrane that allows certain molecules in but keeps others out. | Selectively permeable
| The organelle always found wrapped around the nucleus. | Endoplasmic reticulum
| Found in plant cells but not in animal cells. | Chloroplast
| The type of passive transport that moves water from a high concentration to a low concentration. | Osmosis
| Solid water floats on top of liquid water. | Low density of ice
| The type of passive transport that moves larger molecules such as Glucose across the cell membrane using a protein. | Facilitated diffusion
| The organelle that receives, packages, and transports proteins. | Golgi body
| The tendency for water to take a long time to heat up or cool down. | Temperature moderation
| The type of active transport used to move large groups of substances, such as waste, OUT of the cell. | Exocytosis
| The organelle that is responsible for generating ATP (energy). | Michonodrion |
