The 4 Biomolecules

The 4 Biomolecules

• You will get quizzed after every topic we go through.

• So please make sure to pay attention to what is on the presentation.

• In this presentation you are gonna learn about the 4 biomolecules.

• Including their functions.

• Also full of examples and pictures.

What are we learning?

Why are we learning this?

• It is important to know the functions that regulate the growth and development of our human body.

• These biomolecules help us in different ways, whether it's about energy, strength or our genetics.

• Since we require all four of these, life would not be possible, in other words we wouldn't survive.

Let's get started!

• Carbohydrates are in simple terms sugars and carbs.

• They are used for quick energy, also as a cell wall for plants.

• They are made up of glucose(sugar), with the elements of C, H, O

  Ex. You eat a granola bar that way you can workout better.

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Carbohydrates

Multiple Choice

What's the function of Carbohydrates?

• Quick energy

• Long-term energy

• Get faster

• Get stronger

Multiple Choice

Carbohydrates elements are C, H, O and N

• True

• False

• Lipids are oils, waxes, saturated fats and unsaturated fats.

• Unlike carbohydrates, they are used for long-term energy.

• They are made up of fatty acid, surrounded by water, glycerol and the elements C, H, O.

Ex. You'll eat a fruit bowl if you wanna have energy to run a marathon.

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Lipids

Multiple Choice

Lipids and Carbohydrates both have the same elements.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Lipids function is...

• Hydration

• Quick energy

• Get faster

• Long-term energy

• Proteins is a molecule made up of amino acid.

• They work for structure support, transport,strength, basically everything.

• They are made up of polypeptides, and the elements C, H, O, N.

Ex. After working out you would want to drink protein so it's more effective.

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Proteins

Multiple Choice

What is a Protein made of?

• Nucleotides

• Oils

• Amino Acids

• Fats

Multiple Choice

Proteins work for everything.

• True

• False

• Nucleic Acids is in basic terms DNA and RNA.

• Since this molecule consists of DNA and RNA, it's meant to carry genetic information.

• They are made up of nucleotides and the elements C, H, O, N, P.

Ex. Messenger RNA (mRNA) carries the genetic information to make the proteins you need.

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Nucleic Acids

Multiple Choice

Nucleic Acids are meant to...

• Create nucleotides

• Carry genetic information

• Carry proteins

• Make DNA and RNA

Multiple Choice

Nucleic Acids only includes DNA.

• True

• False

Let's review all of it!

What we learned:

• The four biomolecules are called: Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, and Nucleic Acids.

• They all four have different functions and are made up of different elements.

• All of their functions help us in specific different ways.

Let's go over it one last time!

Open Ended

What are the 4 biomolecules?

Multiple Choice

Which two biomolecules have the same elements?

(C, H, O)

• Carbohydrates and Proteins

• Proteins and Nucleic Acids

• Lipids and Nucleic Acids

• Carbohydrates and Lipids

Fill in the Blanks

Draw

What does a DNA or RNA strand supposlook like?

Multiple Choice

The main difference between carbohydrates and lipids is...

• One is for quick energy, the other one is for long-term energy

• Lipids have the elements C, H

• They're both the same

• Carbohydrates have the elements C, H, O, N

​You did it! Let's reflect.

What did you learn?

What was your favourite part of this lesson?

What didn't you understand or have difficulty understanding?

Which one was your favourite topic?

Hope you liked it!

By: Nella