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U2L4 - Lecture Presentation - The Building Blocks of Life

U2L4 - Lecture Presentation - The Building Blocks of Life

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Biology

9th - 12th Grade

Easy

NGSS
MS-LS1-7, MS-LS1-6, MS-LS2-3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Bryan Vaughan

Used 6+ times

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11 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds2 - Skill/Concept

The element present in every ORGANIC compound is...

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  • calcium

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  • carbon

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  • iron

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  • oxygen

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds1 - Recall

This element is found in all living things. It is recycled when organisms die. It is transformed from one form to another through photosynthesis and cellular respiration. That element is

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  • carbon

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  • helium

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  • nitrogen

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  • calcium

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds 2 - Skill/Concept

Some macromolecules are formed from one or two _________ or small molecular fragments that repeat.

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  • amino acids

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  • monomers

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  • polymers

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  • strings

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds2 - Skill/Concept

Which of the following statements best explains how carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen from sugar molecules may combine with other elements to form amino acids and other large carbon-based molecules?

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  • Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen can form bonds with other atoms, allowing them to combine into larger molecules.

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  • Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen can form a mixture, allowing them to combine into larger molecules.

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  • Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen can change phases from gas to liquid, allowing them to combine into larger molecules.

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  • Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen cannot form bonds with other atoms, and therefore cannot combine into larger molecules.

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds 3 - Strategic Thinking

Which statement supports the claim that glucose acts as a building block for chitin, a major component of fungal cell walls.

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  • Chitin is found on the outside of the fungal cell membrane.

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  • Chitin is made up of repeating sugar units.

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  • Chitin is also found in the exoskeletons of insects.

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  • Chitin is a carbohydrate.

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Multiple Choice

How would a sugar molecule serve as the basis to build a lipid molecules?

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  • Sugars have the same structure as lipids, but with different elements. 

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  • Sugars provide the phosphorus and nitrogen used to build high-energy lipids.

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  • Sugars provide the carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen used to build a lipid.

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  • Sugars provide the energy for the cell to build lipids from raw materials.

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds2 - Skill/Concept

lipid
protein
amino acid
nucleic acid
carbohydrate

All of these organic molecules are _________ - based molecules.

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carbon

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hydrogen

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oxygen

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water

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Match

Match the following

Primary Structure

Secondary Structure

Tertiary Structure

Quarternary Structure

Amino Acids

Helix or Pleated Sheet

Mostly Globular

Combining of Proteins

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Multiple Choice

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G3P, or glycerol-3-phosphate, is here. Which of these statements can be concluded from the model of G3P shown here?

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    • G3P is used to make glucose and other organic compounds.G3P combines with other atoms to make inorganic compounds.

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G3P is used to make glucose and other organic compounds.

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G3P is used to make sucrose, which can then be converted to other compounds.

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G3P is used to form proteins which can be converted into glucose quickly by the cell.

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G3P combines with other atoms to make inorganic compounds.

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Multiple Choice

[B-LS1-6] Organic Compounds 1 - Recall

All living things are made of organic compounds which contain the element

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Carbon

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Hydrogen

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Oxygen

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Phosphorus

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