What is another word for "biomolecule"?

• monomer

• macromolecule

• DNA

• polysaccharide

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What is a monomer?

• DNA

• the building blocks of biomolecules

• 
  a type of food

• macromolecules

What is an example of a carbohydrate monomer?

• glucose

• amino acid

• glycerol

• starch

What is the primary function for carbohydrates in our bodies?

• they are not needed to help our bodies function

• they taste good

• they are good for our skin

• 
  they provide a quick source of energy to our cells

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What are two examples of food sources for lipids?

• olive oil

• bread

• pasta

• butter

What does the term "hydrophobic" mean?

• they taste good

• they mix well with water

• they won't dissolve in water

What will our bodies use as long-term energy storage if needed?

• lipids

• proteins

• carbohydrates

• DNA

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Why does a seal need lipids for insulation?

• to help make it's blubber smooth

• for a quick source of energy

• temperature regulation (to help it conserve heat)

What is the monomer for proteins?

• amino acids

• glycerol

• monosaccharide

• fatty acid

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What are two examples of food sources for proteins?

• butter

• beans

• meat

• pasta