Unit 8 Macromolecules and Metabolism Quiz

Which of the following are macromolecules found in food?

• carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins

• vitamins, minerals, and proteins

• fiber, lipids, and minerals

• carbohydrates, enzymes, and water

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Match the macromolecule to its correct monomer.

• protein

• fatty acid

• carbohydrate

• amino acid; polypeptide

• lipid

• monosaccharide

Compare and contrast catabolism and anabolism by sorting the descriptions into the correct categories.

Groups:

(a) Catabolism

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(b) Anabolism

• join monomers together to form macromolecules

• associated with growth and repair

• reaction uses energy in the form of ATP

• associated with digestion

• reaction releases energy in the form of ATP

• break down macromolecules into their monomers

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Which of the following statements identifies how catabolism and anabolism relate to metabolism?

• Catabolism and anabolism are two distinct processes that are not involved in metabolism.

• Metabolism relies on anabolic reactions to provide energy to fuel catabolic reactions.

• Catabolism and anabolism are interdependent processes that together make up metabolism.

• Metabolism involves catabolic reactions to break down nutrients, while anabolic reactions synthesize new structures.

Which of the following identifies the effect of enzymes on metabolism?

• Each macromolecule utilizes specific enzymes that speed up metabolic reactions.

• Metabolic reactions take place without the need to utilize enzymes.

• Enzymes inhibit metabolic reactions from taking place within the body.

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  The same enzyme can be used in chemical reactions to break down each macromolecule.

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Which of the following statements identifies the effect hormones have on metabolism?

• Hormones regulate the breakdown or synthesis of macromolecules.

• Hormones do not play a role in metabolic reactions.

• Hormones can stimulate or inhibit metabolic reactions.

• Hormones accelerate the breakdown or synthesis of macromolecules.

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