Macromolecules and Enzymes

Match the following

• Many

• Di-

• One

• Mono-

• Two

• Poly-

Match the following the functions

• Amino Acids and Enzymes; catalysts

• Carbohydrate

• saccharides; gives cells energy quickly

• Nucleic Acid

• Fatty acids; used for storage or energy

• Proteins

• DNA, building block of genetic material

• Lipid

All words ending in -ose will a carbohydrate, plus

• Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, Thymine

• saturated and unsaturated fats

• starches, chitin, and glycogen

• proteins

When many monosaccharides are connected or joined together, it makes a

• monosaccharide

• disaccharide

• polysaccharide

• nuclei acid

True or False: a monomer is the building block used to create all macromolecules.

• True

• False

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All lipids are hydrophobic. What does that mean?

• They are insoluble and don't mix with water.

• They are insoluble and don't mix with sugar.

• They are soluble and mix easily with water.

• They are insoluable and do no mix with sugar.

A car requires some activation energy. Some functions in the body also need activation energy. What is activation energy in biology?

• The reactants in a chemical reaction.

• Energy needed to start a chemical reaction.

• Energy needed to in the product of a chemical reaction.

• The products in a chemical reaction.

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Saliva in your mouth speeds up the conversion or change of your starch foods to to glucose. This is an example of a

• hydrophobic

• product

• reactant

• catalyst

One of the major catalysts in biology is

• Lipid

• Enzyme

• Protien

• Carbohydrate

Match the following

• monomer (1) of protein

• Amino Acid

• 1 unit carbohydrate

• Disaccharide

• Many units of carbohydrates

• Monosaccharide

• 2 unit carbohydrate

• Polypeptide

• Many monomers of protein

• Polysaccharide

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