Chapter 2 quiz

One sugar unit carbohydrates are called

• polysaccharides

• oligosaccharides

• monosaccharides

• disaccharides

Glucose and fructose are examples of

• disaccharides

• polysaccharides

• monosaccharides

• oligosaccharides

Two sugar unit long carbohydrates are called

• monosaccharides

• polysaccharides

• disaccharides

• oligosaccharides

3-10 unit long carbohydrates are called

• oligosaccharides

• disaccharides

• polysaccharides

• monosaccharides

Carbohydrates contain the elements

• CHO

• CHON

• CHONPh

• NOCH

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Carbohydrates are broken down

• by adding salt

• by adding water

• by taking a water molecule away

• by changing the pH

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To build carbohydrates, one must

• add a water molecule

• take a water molecule away

• add salt

• take a nitrogen away

Monosaccharides are used by what structure in your cell?

• mitochondria

• ribosomes

• cell wall

• nucleus

These are examples of

• polysaccharides

• monosaccharides

• oligosaccharides

• disaccharides

Two sugar molecules attached together are called

• monosaccharides

• polysaccharides

• disaccharides

• oligosaccharides