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Unit 1B Macromolecule Review

Unit 1B Macromolecule Review

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Biology

9th Grade

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NGSS
HS-LS1-6, HS-LS1-7, HS-LS1-1

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Laura Boyle

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6 Slides • 21 Questions

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Unit 1B Macromolecule Review

by Laura Boyle

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​Carbohydrates

  • provide energy to the body through glucose, a simple sugar

  • ​larger carbohydrates are made of simple sugars called monosaccharides (like glucose)

  • ​glucose is broken down for energy and to make new things in the body

  • ​contain C, H, O

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Multiple Select

Carbohydrates are made of (select all that apply)

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Carbon

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Hydrogen

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Oxygen

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Nitrogen

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Phosphorous

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Multiple Choice

The monomers or building blocks of carbohydrates are

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amino acids

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monosaccharides

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nucleotides

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fatty acids and glycerol

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Multiple Choice

Carbohydrates are important for life because

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they make up cell membranes

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they code for genetic information

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they regulate cell processes and are important for muscle development

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they are a main source of energy

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Multiple Select

We find carbohydrates in foods like (select all that apply)

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butter

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bread

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sugar

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rice

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meat

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​Lipids

  • ​make up the cell membranes, store energy, and provide insulation

  • made of glycerol and fatty acids

  • ​contain C, H, O

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Multiple Select

Lipids are made of (select all that apply)

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Carbon

2

Hydrogen

3

Oxygen

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Nitrogen

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Phosphorous

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Multiple Choice

The monomers or building blocks of lipids are

1

amino acids

2

monosaccharides

3

nucleotides

4

fatty acids and glycerol

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Multiple Choice

Lipids are important for life because

1

they make up cell membranes

2

they code for genetic information

3

they regulate cell processes and are important for muscle development

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they are a main source of energy

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Multiple Choice

We find lipids in foods like

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butter

2

bread

3

sugar

4

rice

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meat

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​Proteins

  • regulate processes inside the cell and are important for muscle development in animals​

  • ​made of amino acids

  • ​contain C, H, O, N

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Multiple Select

Proteins are made of (select all that apply)

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Carbon

2

Hydrogen

3

Oxygen

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Nitrogen

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Phosphorous

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Multiple Choice

The monomers or building blocks of proteins are

1

amino acids

2

monosaccharides

3

nucleotides

4

fatty acids and glycerol

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Multiple Choice

Proteins are important for life because

1

they make up cell membranes

2

they code for genetic information

3

they regulate cell processes and are important for muscle development

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they are a main source of energy

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Multiple Choice

We find proteins in foods like

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butter

2

bread

3

sugar

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rice

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meat

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​Nucleic Acids

  • store genetic information

  • made of nucleotides

  • contain C, H, O, N, P​

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Multiple Select

Nucleic acids are made of (select all that apply)

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Carbon

2

Hydrogen

3

Oxygen

4

Nitrogen

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Phosphorous

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Multiple Choice

The monomers or building blocks of nucleic acids are

1

amino acids

2

monosaccharides

3

nucleotides

4

fatty acids and glycerol

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Multiple Choice

Nucleic acids are important for life because

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they make up cell membranes

2

they code for genetic information

3

they regulate cell processes and are important for muscle development

4

they are a main source of energy

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​Why do we need to eat?!

  • Digestion breaks food down into useful nutrients, so the body can use those nutrients to make the macromolecules it needs

  • ​This also gives the body energy to do work (like walk up all the stairs to biology!)

  • The nutrients move into the bloodstream, called absorption 

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Multiple Select

Which elements are found in ALL macromolecules?

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Carbon

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Phosphorous

3

Oxygen

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Nitrogen

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Hydrogen

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Open Ended

Where do organisms get the elements they need to build the macromolecules necessary for life?

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Open Ended

How does your body get energy?

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Open Ended

How does your body make the things it needs to keep you alive?

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Open Ended

Would you still have energy to live if you did not eat food? Explain your answer.

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Open Ended

Would your body be able to make the macromolecules it needs if you did not eat food?  Explain your answer.

Unit 1B Macromolecule Review

by Laura Boyle

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