BIO111 Chapter 3- Macromolecules

BIO111 Chapter 3- Macromolecules

SLO's

SLO-3

Connect basic principles of chemistry to living organisms and non-living matter.

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a major macromolecule?

• carbohydrates

• cells

• proteins

• lipids

Multiple Choice

Polymers are broken down by which type of reaction?

• Dehydration-synthesis reactions

• Hydrolysis reactions aka dehydration

Multiple Choice

If a reaction is yielding water as a product what can you assume is being made?

• monomers

• polymers

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a monosaccharide?

• maltose

• lactose

• glucose

• amylose

Multiple Select

Select the following disaccharides

• maltose

• lactose

• glucose

• amylose

Multiple Choice

Which polysaccharide functions to store extra sugar in plants?

• glycogen

• starch

• chitin

• cellulose

Multiple Choice

Which polysaccharide functions to store extra sugar in animals?

• glycogen

• sugar

• chitin

• cellulose

Multiple Choice

Which polysaccharide functions to form cell walls in plants?

• glycogen

• chitin

• cellulose

• starch

Multiple Select

lipids do what?

• insulation

• steriods

• phospholipids

• short term energy storage

Multiple Choice

Which is correct from smallest to largest?

• protein, polypeptide, amino acid

• polypeptide, amino acid, protein

• protein, amino acid, polypeptide

• amino acid, polypeptide, protein

Multiple Choice

A chain of amino acids can be compared most closely to which protein structure?

• primary

• secondary

• tertiary

• quaternary

Multiple Choice

Two polypeptides interacting is demonstrating which protein structure?

• primary

• secondary

• tertiary

• quaternary