Modified True or False Five sets of two statements (X and Y) are written below. Decide whether these statements are TRUE or FALSE. Select your answer based on the following options. A. Both Statement X and Statement Y are TRUE. B. Both Statement X and Statement Y are FALSE. C. Statement X is TRUE but Statement Y is FALSE. D. Statement X is FALSE but Statement Y is TRUE. 1. X- In a hypertonic solution, the water concentration inside and outside the cell is the same. Y-A hypertonic solution would cause an animal ceil to burst. 2. X-Osmosis is a form of diffusion involving water. Y - The cell membrane is partially permeable to water. 3. X-Diffusion occurs because particles are always at rest. Y- The total dispersion of particies in a solution is called its net movement. 4. X- Facilitated diffusion involves the use of proteins embedded in the cell membrane. Y - Glucose is transported inside the cell through simple diffusion. 5. X- An animal cell in an isotonic solution will eventually die. Y- An animal cell in a hypotonic solution will eventually die.

Modified True or False Five sets of two statements (X and Y) are written below. Decide whether these statements are TRUE or FALSE. Select your answer based on the following options. A. Both Statement X and Statement Y are TRUE. B. Both Statement X and Statement Y are FALSE. C. Statement X is TRUE but Statement Y is FALSE. D. Statement X is FALSE but Statement Y is TRUE. 1. X- In a hypertonic solution, the water concentration inside and outside the cell is the same. Y-A hypertonic solution would cause an animal ceil to burst. 2. X-Osmosis is a form of diffusion involving water. Y - The cell membrane is partially permeable to water. 3. X-Diffusion occurs because particles are always at rest. Y- The total dispersion of particies in a solution is called its net movement. 4. X- Facilitated diffusion involves the use of proteins embedded in the cell membrane. Y - Glucose is transported inside the cell through simple diffusion. 5. X- An animal cell in an isotonic solution will eventually die. Y- An animal cell in a hypotonic solution will eventually die.

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