What type of macromolecule contains nitrogen?

What type of macromolecule is DNA?

What type of macromolecules are used for structures (CHO)?

Which of the following are types of macromolecules?

What kind of macromolecule has the greatest presence in our cells because it forms tissues?

This element is 65% abundant in living organisms because of its presence in water.

This element is abundant in living organisms because it forms the backbone of macromolecules.

Fats are a source of fuel for living organisms and phospholipids make up the cell membrane. Fats and phospholipids are examples of ____________.

What process is happening in this image?

Read the specific labels on this diagram. What is this overall process called?

Which of the following is NOT a type of precipitation?

When water from precipitation enters the ground.

a molecule containing a very large number of atoms, such as a protein or nucleic acid.

If the prefix, "micro" means tiny, then the opposite prefix, "macro" means ____________________________.

Select how you would categorize this image. If there is more than one answer, select both.

Select how you would categorize this image. If there is more than one answer, select both.

Select how you would categorize this image. If there is more than one answer, select both.

In this image, the liquid is turning into a gas. What is this process called?

When an organism dies and turns into fossil fuels after millions of years.

When an organism consumes food and uses that food to create their tissues.

When an organism consumes food and uses that food to create energy in the form of ATP.

The usable energy for a cell.

How do living organisms cycle nutrients form one organism to the next. Select all that apply.