Multiple Choice Questions on transport of materials across cell membrane

Materials can cross a cell membrane in three ways:
Diffusion: A spontaneous process where molecules move from high to low concentration areas. This process is important for moving oxygen, nutrients, and other molecules across capillary walls.
Facilitated diffusion: A type of passive transport where molecules move from high to low concentration areas with the help of membrane proteins. This process is faster than simple diffusion and doesn't require energy.
Active transport: A process that requires energy to move materials across a cell membrane.
Here are some other ways materials move across a cell membrane:
Osmosis: A type of diffusion where water molecules move from high to low concentration areas.
Endocytosis: A process where the cell membrane folds around a substance outside the cell, trapping it in a vesicle inside the cell.
Exocytosis: A process that moves materials out of the cell via vesicles.
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