Which of the following are NOT examples of passive transport in cells?

Choose TWO (2) answers.

A plant vacuole in a wilted plant cell increases in volume after the plant is watered causing the plant to no longer wilt.

Channel and carrier proteins assist molecules that cannot easily move across cell membranes on their own.

An amoeba (a protist without a cell wall) pumps out excessive water with its contractile vacuole in order to maintain a balance of water.

Charged ions need energy such as ATP to be transported across the cell membrane.

Our intestines extract vitamins and minerals from food through facilitated diffusion.