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Name Period Date Name Period Draw the following If there is a greater concentration of water molecules outside of a cell than inside of a cell, then the water molecules will move into the cell faster than they will move out. So the cell will is begin to fill up with water until the concentration is the same inside and outside of the cell. In the space below, draw a circle to represent a cell. On the outside of the cell, draw a large number of "X's to indicate water molecules. On the inside of the cell, draw a smaller number of "X"'s. Since the concentration of water is greater outside of the cell, the water will pass through the membrane into the cell. So the cell will grow larger as it takes in more water. Draw an arrow which shows water moving into the cell. Question 1. According to osmosis, which direction will water always flow in a cell? Question 2. What would happen to a cell if the flow of water to the inside of a cell continued without stopping? Question 3. Explain how your drawing explains the process of osmosis