endocytosisTransportingmaterialsinto a cellusing avesiclesemipermeableAllows somematerialsthrough butnot othersfacilitateddiffusionThe movement ofmaterials fromhigh to lowconcentrationthrough atransport protein.carbohydratesWhen attached toproteins or lipids inthe cell membrane,these can help cellscommunicate witheachother.equilibriumThe state in whichmolecules areevenly distributedin a space oracross the cellmembraneturgidWhen aplant cellgains waterand expandsosmosisThediffusionof waterhydrophobicPhospholipidtails havethis propertyplasmolysisWhen aplant cellloseswateractivetransportThis type oftransportrequires inputof cellularenergypassivetransportThis type oftransport acrossthe cell membranedoes not requirethe cell's energyaquaporinsProteins thatcan helpwater acrossthe cellmembranediffusionThis form of passivetransport movesmolecules along theconcentrationgradient by goingthrough thephospholipid bilayerhomeostasisMaintaininga stableinternalenvironmenthypotonicHaving lesssolute thananothersolutionconcentrationgradientA differenceinconcentrationvesicleA membranebound sac thatcan carrymaterials acrossthe cellmembranelysisWhen ananimalcell burstshydrophilicPhospholipidheads havethis propertyexocytosisTransportingmaterials outof a cellusing avesicleCellularenergyMade by themitochondriatransportproteinHelps in theprocess offacilitateddiffusionisotonicHaving anequal amountof solute asanothersolutionhypertonicHaving moresolute thananothersolutionendocytosisTransportingmaterialsinto a cellusing avesiclesemipermeableAllows somematerialsthrough butnot othersfacilitateddiffusionThe movement ofmaterials fromhigh to lowconcentrationthrough atransport protein.carbohydratesWhen attached toproteins or lipids inthe cell membrane,these can help cellscommunicate witheachother.equilibriumThe state in whichmolecules areevenly distributedin a space oracross the cellmembraneturgidWhen aplant cellgains waterand expandsosmosisThediffusionof waterhydrophobicPhospholipidtails havethis propertyplasmolysisWhen aplant cellloseswateractivetransportThis type oftransportrequires inputof cellularenergypassivetransportThis type oftransport acrossthe cell membranedoes not requirethe cell's energyaquaporinsProteins thatcan helpwater acrossthe cellmembranediffusionThis form of passivetransport movesmolecules along theconcentrationgradient by goingthrough thephospholipid bilayerhomeostasisMaintaininga stableinternalenvironmenthypotonicHaving lesssolute thananothersolutionconcentrationgradientA differenceinconcentrationvesicleA membranebound sac thatcan carrymaterials acrossthe cellmembranelysisWhen ananimalcell burstshydrophilicPhospholipidheads havethis propertyexocytosisTransportingmaterials outof a cellusing avesicleCellularenergyMade by themitochondriatransportproteinHelps in theprocess offacilitateddiffusionisotonicHaving anequal amountof solute asanothersolutionhypertonicHaving moresolute thananothersolution

Cell Transport Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Transporting materials into a cell using a vesicle
    endocytosis
  2. Allows some materials through but not others
    semipermeable
  3. The movement of materials from high to low concentration through a transport protein.
    facilitated diffusion
  4. When attached to proteins or lipids in the cell membrane, these can help cells communicate with eachother.
    carbohydrates
  5. The state in which molecules are evenly distributed in a space or across the cell membrane
    equilibrium
  6. When a plant cell gains water and expands
    turgid
  7. The diffusion of water
    osmosis
  8. Phospholipid tails have this property
    hydrophobic
  9. When a plant cell loses water
    plasmolysis
  10. This type of transport requires input of cellular energy
    active transport
  11. This type of transport across the cell membrane does not require the cell's energy
    passive transport
  12. Proteins that can help water across the cell membrane
    aquaporins
  13. This form of passive transport moves molecules along the concentration gradient by going through the phospholipid bilayer
    diffusion
  14. Maintaining a stable internal environment
    homeostasis
  15. Having less solute than another solution
    hypotonic
  16. A difference in concentration
    concentration gradient
  17. A membrane bound sac that can carry materials across the cell membrane
    vesicle
  18. When an animal cell bursts
    lysis
  19. Phospholipid heads have this property
    hydrophilic
  20. Transporting materials out of a cell using a vesicle
    exocytosis
  21. Made by the mitochondria
    Cellular energy
  22. Helps in the process of facilitated diffusion
    transport protein
  23. Having an equal amount of solute as another solution
    isotonic
  24. Having more solute than another solution
    hypertonic