Unit 2 Summary

Match the molecule to what they are digested into.

• Simple Sugar (glucose)

• Carbohydrates

• Fatty Acids

• Lipids/Fats

• Amino Acids

• Proteins

Match the macromolecules to their function.

• Long term energy, insulation, protection

• Lipids/Fats

• Build muscle, enzymes, and antibodies

• Carbohydrates

• Main source of energy

• Proteins

Match the macromolecule to the example it is most known for.

• Oils

• Carbohydrate

• Meat

• Proteins

• Crackers

• Lipids

Does glucose need to be broken down before it is used?

• No, because glucose is a big molecule so it has a lot to be used.

• Yes, glucose must be broken down before it is used.
• No, because glucose is small enough to diffuse and be used without breaking down.

• Yes, because Glucose needs to be converted into glycogen before use.

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Does starch need to be broken down before it is used?

• No, because starch is a big molecule so it has a lot to be used.

• Yes, starch must be broken down before it is used because it is too big to diffuse and be used.

• No, because starch is small enough to diffuse and be used without breaking down.

• Yes, because starch needs to be converted into glycogen before use.

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What is going to give you the most amount of energy?

• Glucose because it is easy to diffuse into the blood stream

• Complex carbohydrates because it has the most energy since it is used for long term energy

• Proteins so you can have big muscles

• Nucleic Acids because they are in everything

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What type of relationship is shown by this graph?

• Inverse/Indirect

• Direct

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What type of relationship is shown by this graph?

• Inverse/Indirect

• Direct

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What is the relationship between variables called when the variables are doing the same thing? (As one variable increases the other is also increasing OR as one variable decreases the other variable is also decreasing)

• Inverse/Indirect

• Direct

What is the relationship between variables called when the variables are doing the opposite? (As one variable increases the other is decreasing)

• Inverse/Indirect

• Direct