Images A and B below represent two different slide preparations of elodea leaves.

Elodea is a plant found in streams and ponds that normally contains 1% salt and 99% water.
Model A: Elodea leaf mounted in solution of 1% salt and 99% water
Model B: Elodea Leaf mounted in a Solution of 6% salt and 94% water.

Five minutes after the slides were prepared, a student using a compound light microscope to observe the cells in leaves A and B would most likely see which of the following?

A. Water moved into the cells of the leaf on slide A, causing the cells to swell.

B. Water moved out of the cells of the leaf on slide A, causing the cells to shrink.

C. Water moved out of the cells of the leaf on slide B, causing the cells to shrink.

D. Water moved into the cells of the leaf on slide B, causing the cells to swell.