Question

question 30 (1 point) oxygen crosses a plasma mebrane by osmosis through simple diffusion with the help of nonspecific transporter through facilitated diffusion question 31 (1 point) biogenesis refers to the germ theory of disease spontaneous generation of organisms from nonliving matter development of aseptic technique development of life forms from preexisting life forms question 32 (1 point) saved

Explanation:

For Question 30, oxygen is a small, non - polar molecule and crosses the plasma membrane by simple diffusion as it moves down its concentration gradient without the need for a transporter or energy input. Osmosis is the movement of water, facilitated diffusion requires a transporter, and there is no such thing as a non - specific transporter for oxygen in this context.
For Question 31, biogenesis is the principle that life arises from preexisting life forms, as opposed to spontaneous generation which was once thought to be how life originated from non - living matter. The germ theory of disease is about pathogens causing illness, and the development of aseptic technique is related to preventing contamination in medical procedures.

Answer:

Question 30: through simple diffusion
Question 31: development of life forms from preexisting life forms