B - 3.1 - Biomolecules & Cell Structures - HS-LS1-6

Match the following biomolecules to the elements typically found in them.

• CHO

• nucleic acids

• CHONP

• proteins

• CHON

• carbohydrates

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LS1-6 Beginning

Which of the following is a biomolecule?
Select all that are correct.

• protein

• lipid

• carbohydrate

• nucleic acid

• water

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LS1-6 Beginning

Match the following biomolecules with their correct monomer.

• monosaccharide

• lipid

• nucleotide

• protein

• amino acid

• carbohydrate

• fatty acids and glycerol

• nucleic acid

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LS1-6 Approaching

A monomer is...

• a single atom

• a building block for polymers

• a single element

• a type of cell

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LS1-6 Approaching

Glucose is an example of which type of biomolecule?

• Lipids

• Nucleic Acids

• Carbohydrates

• Proteins

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Which of the following polysaccharides do plants use to store energy?

*Think about a potato....

• lactose

• fructose

• starch

• glycogen

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LS1-6 Meeting

In what parts of the plant would you expect to find the molecule that plants use to store energy?
(Select the two that apply.)

• roots

• wood

• fruits

• bark

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Identify the carbohydrate that a tree makes to give itself strength and structure.

• cellulose

• lactose

• starch

• glycogen

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Plants make carbohydrates like cellulose and starch from glucose. These molecules contain carbon. Where do plants obtain carbon?

• soil

• air

• water

• sunlight

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Oil is an example of a lipid. Why don't oil and water mix?

• Lipids are non-polar / hydrophobic

• Lipids are polar / hydrophilic

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