Match each term in Column I with its correct description in Column II. Column I Column II 1. solute 2. isotonic solution 3. diffusion 4. phagocytosis 5. osmosis 6. benign 7. hypertonic solution 8. cancer 9. mitosis 10. active transport a. cells confined to local area b. has a higher concentration of Na than a red blood cell does c. needs ATP for energy d. malignant tumor e. solid particles dissolved within a fluid f. cell reproduction g. molecules move from higher concentration to lower h. has the same concentration of Na as a red blood cell does i. engulfs bacteria j. diffusion of water molecules

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