Answer:
Out of, shrink
Explanation:
Water would move outside the cell due to osmosis. Osmosis is the movement of a solvent, water, in this case through a membrane from a region of high concetration to a region with less concentration .
The water molecules would move through the semi-pearmeable membrane from the region of high concentration (the bag) to a region with less concentration (the cup), thus, <u>equalizing the water concentration inside and outside the bag</u>. Since there is a higher concentration of salt outside, water will move out of the bag to equalize the concentration.
The result of this water movement would be an incurred bag or cell, hence, the cell would shrink.
Answer:
a. activation of the sympathetic autonomic nervous system by the new experience.
Explanation:
The sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system generates a flight or fight response. This is a series of physiological processes that start when a person has any stress, new experience or emergency conditions such as the first diving trip. One such response produced by activated sympathetic division is increased heart rate to pump more blood and deliver more oxygen to body cells and tissues. Also, the person experiences an increased breathing rate to compensate for the increased oxygen demand.
Answer: Option D) All living things are made up of cells
Explanation:
The cell theory states that:
- the cell is the structural and functional unit of life
- all living organisms are made of cells
- all cells come from previously existing cells
- there is no life apart from the life of cells
- all living things are either single cells (unicellular) or group of cells (multicellular)
The correct answer is tick on a dog.
The parasitic relationship can be defined as the relation in which one organism feeds on the other organism for their nutritional purpose. It can also harm the other organism by any means. Here, tick on the dog is dependent on the dog for its nutritional requirement. This is an example of parasitic relationship between dog and tick.
