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WorksheetsKiara Macromolecules Vocab
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is a Macromolecule?
A very large molecule (Lipid, Protein, Carbohydrate, Nucleic Acid)
Amino Acids and proteins only
Nucleic acid only
Protein's and Carbohydrates only
What are Carbohydrates made out of?
Nitrogen atoms
Carbon, Oxygen, and Hydrogen atoms
Fatty Acids
Amino Acids
What foods contain Carbohydrates?
Strawberries
Potatoes
Breads
All of the above
What are proteins?
(a)
What is another name for a Lipid ?
DNA
sugar
carb
Fat
Which of the following foods contain a high amount of Lipids?
Burgers
Sweets and snacks
Beans
Broccoli
Review: What has been covered so far?
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Amino Acids
Viruses
Which of the following are examples of nucleic acids?
Protein
DNA
RNA
What does organic mean?
organic substances are derived from living things
Not processed with chemicals
Things like dairy and fruit and veggies
Soaps
derived from minerals
Which of the following things are organic?
Amethyst
quartz crystal
Lipids
Sugars
Which things are Inorganic?
Meditational Crystals ( From spiritual store )
Ice cubes
Sink Water
Lake water
Review: Organic substances are derivied from (a) while inorganic substances are derived from minerals.
What is a Monomer? What do they do?
A Monomer is when identical molecules attach to each other to form an polymer
Monomers are small molecules that combines to form polymers
Acid
A molecule made by gas
What is a Polymer ?
An atom
An gas from to atoms of opposition conducting
Food that is green
A (big) macromolecule made of repeating monomers
Select what's true about a Monomer?
A monomer makes up a polymer
Monomers are made when an Molecule attaches to one opposite
Polymers and Monomers are the same thing.
Amino acids are monomers of proteins.
TRUE OR FALSE? Select the ones that are true.
Carbohydrates consist of Carbon, Hydrogen , and oxygen
Macromolecule is made of H20 , Nucleoid acid and a lot of atoms
When bears eat for winter they are restoring Lipids.
Examples of a macromolecule are proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids.
( NEXT HALF HAS BEGUN! ) What is a Fatty acid?
An organic molecule that is a key component of lipids
DNA
Grease from Fries
Which answer best describes glycerol?
Organic molecule that is a key component of lipids
A substance that adds moisture to foods
Lotion ( Some )
Eye drops for dry eyes
Select the foods that are high in fats
Mushrooms
Pepperoni
Donuts
Avocado
What is a Living thing?
An living thing is an energy that has its own structure , requiring energy to adapt to environments and can experience Death , growth , Illness and Some form of movement.
An living thing is an a object who relies of its substance to escalate energy to grow, or spread.
Something that needs the energy of another substance to live
Which of the following is true of a cell
Contain macromolecules like protein, DNA, RNA, lipids and carbohydrates.
Basic building block for for living things
is a polymer
What is a Virus?
An substance that lives on plants until it gets enough energy to temporally take over one cells. And stays their until they die , turning into healthy cells.
An thing made out of water that helps cool things down.
A collection of DNA or RNA that needs a host cell in order to replicate.
Create a Nucleotide by selecting its ingredients-
5 carbon sugar
Gas and 2 a like molecules
amino acids
a phosphate group
Nitrogenous base
What type of molecule has an "R-group?"
Amino Acids
sugars
nucleotides
Select the 3 things Amino Acid is made of?
Amino group
oxygen group
Hydrogen
Carboxyl group
R-group
