Is the cell wall permeable or semi-permeable?

A cell wall provides structure for plant and bacterial cells, is most definitely semi-permeable in plants, allowing small molecules and proteins to pass through based on size, anything under about 30 Kilodaltons. Then the membrane manages the actual transfer of materials to the interior of the cell. read more

You have confused the cellular membrane with the cell wall. The cell wall is neither permeable nor semi-permeable. It is closer to semi permeable though, but its permeability is lower than that of the cellular membrane, which is semi-permeable. read more

No, they are fully permeable, i.e. liquids and other things can pass through them fully. The cell membrane is what's semi permeable. read more

it is not selective permeable. - Cell membranes are selective permeable. Cell walls are fully permeable - which means that it allows all. read more