Question

8 matching 2 points match the molecule with the transport type water oxygen co2 protons bacteria glucose

Explanation:

Water can pass through cell membranes via aquaporins (channel - proteins). Oxygen and CO2 move across the membrane by simple diffusion due to concentration gradients. Protons can move through channel - proteins in some cases. Bacteria are large particles and are taken up by cells through phagocytosis. Glucose is transported into cells via facilitated diffusion or active transport depending on the situation, but in the context of simple matching, facilitated diffusion is a common mode.

Answer:

Water: Channel proteins
Oxygen: Diffusion
CO2: Diffusion
Protons: Channel proteins
Bacteria: Phagocytosis
Glucose: Facilitated diffusion