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because a bad grade shouldn't feel like the whole verdict
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I don't get how active transport is different from diffusion.
Diffusion moves things without effort — high to low concentration, like a drop of food coloring spreading through water. Active transport works against that, so it needs energy. Think of it like pushing a cart uphill instead of letting it roll down.