Question

label the diagram by dragging the labels to the correct area.
hypertonic solution, semipermeable membrane, water level rises, water level lowers, solutes, hypotonic solution

Explanation:

To label the diagram, we analyze each part:

• A: Represents the water level in the hypertonic side. Since water moves out of the hypertonic solution (to the hypotonic side), the water level here lowers. So A is "water level lowers".
• B: The dark - blue area with more solutes is the hypertonic solution (has a higher solute concentration). So B is "hypertonic solution".
• C: The small dots in the hypertonic side are solutes. So C is "solutes".
• D: The barrier between the two solutions that allows some substances to pass is the semipermeable membrane. So D is "semipermeable membrane".
• E: The light - blue area with fewer solutes is the hypotonic solution (has a lower solute concentration). So E is "hypotonic solution".
• F: In the hypotonic side, water moves in (from the hypertonic side), so the water level rises. So F is "water level rises".

Answer:

• A: water level lowers
• B: hypertonic solution
• C: solutes
• D: semipermeable membrane
• E: hypotonic solution
• F: water level rises