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Identify passive and active transport
Free printable Biology science worksheet for "Identify passive and active transport" — practice cells and membranes. No-prep, print or assign online.
High school students examine passive and active transport in this Cells and Membranes worksheet, identifying how substances move across cell membranes with and without energy input. Teachers can use it during a unit on cells to help students classify transport mechanisms and understand the role of concentration gradients, carrier proteins, and ATP. The worksheet suits post-lesson review, lab prep, or paired work exploring cell membrane dynamics.
Learning objectives
- Identify passive and active transport mechanisms across cell membranes
- Distinguish between passive transport, which requires no energy, and active transport, which requires ATP
- Explain the role of concentration gradients and membrane proteins in each transport type
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It's designed for High School (ages 14–18), covering Cells and membranes.
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