1. Two molecules that can pass easily through the plasma membrane, between phospholipids, include a) oxygen and starch b) salt and water c) starch and salt  d) water and oxygen e) starch and water 2. When comparing two solutions, the one with more dissolved solutes is said to be a) hypotonic b) hypertonic c) isotonic d) in equilibrium 3. Turgor pressure builds up in a(n)_________ cell when it is placed in a(n)_______ solution. a) plant, hypotonic b) plant, hypertonic  c) plant or animal, isotonic  d) animal, hypotonic e) animal, hypertonic 4. The scent of a burning candle fills the entire room.  This process is an example of a) osmosis b) diffusion c) endocytosis d) facilitated diffusion e) none of the above

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i have 4 homework questions related to cell transport. i answered them with the help of my notes but just wanted to verify if my answers are correct and if they are not then an explanation would be helpful. so can you confirm if the following bolded answers are correctly selected: 

1. Two molecules that can pass easily through the plasma membrane, between phospholipids, include

a) oxygen and starch

b) salt and water

c) starch and salt 

d) water and oxygen

e) starch and water

2. When comparing two solutions, the one with more dissolved solutes is said to be

a) hypotonic

b) hypertonic

c) isotonic

d) in equilibrium

3. Turgor pressure builds up in a(n)_________ cell when it is placed in a(n)_______ solution.

a) plant, hypotonic

b) plant, hypertonic 

c) plant or animal, isotonic 

d) animal, hypotonic

e) animal, hypertonic

4. The scent of a burning candle fills the entire room.  This process is an example of

a) osmosis

b) diffusion

c) endocytosis

d) facilitated diffusion

e) none of the above

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