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Thank you for the question Answer Simple diffusion = Lipids Facilitated diffusion = Fructose Osmosis = Water Secondary active transport = Na+ and Glucose Primary active transport = Na+ and k+ Endocytosis = into the cell Exocytosis = out of the cellExplanation = Simple diffusion = It the form of diffusion in which solutes move across a semipermeable membrane in a solution. Movement of solutes does not require any membrane proteins. It occurs due to concentration gradient.In the ist picture lipids are moving from higher concentration to lower concentration without use of membrane proteins. Facilitated diffusion = is movement of particles across a membrane from high concentration to low concentration using a membrane proteins. In the second picture Fructose is moving across membrane using membrane proteins. Osmosis = it is the movement of solvent from high concentration to low concentration across semi permeable membrane. In the 3rd picture water is moving by Osmosis. Secondary active transport = It is yjat form of transport in which 2 substances are carried across a transport membrane. The two molecules transported in the 4th picture are Glucose and Na+. Here sodium is moving down the concentration gradient and is forcing down glucose to move in a direction of low to high concentration Primary active transport = In this form of transport energy is used in the form of ATP Endocytosis = In this process substances move into the cell. In ths 6th picture substances are moving inside the cell Exocytosis = in this process substances move out of the cell.This can be seen in the last picture Incase you find the answer helpful please drop a like it really helps, Thank you!