Lab Equipment and Measurement
Macromolecules
Water and its Properties
Macromolecules#2
Science and Technology
100

This piece of equipment is designed to measure length 

Metric Ruler/Meter Stick

100

This reaction joins monomers together by removing a molecule of water

dehydration synthesis

100

Oil does not dissolve in water and remains separate from it. Oil is therefore described as ________

Hydrophobic

100

This macromolecule includes sugars and starches, primarily associated with quick energy

carbohydrates

100

When you see a wet sidewalk and conclude that it probably rained while you were inside, you are making this

An inference

200

This metric unit is commonly used to measure the mass of a small object

gram
200

Which macromolecule contains the genetic instructions that tell cells how to make proteins

Nucleic Acids

200

Water is described as a polar molecule. This polarity helps water perform this important function for living things.

Water is an excellent solvent

200

This macromolecule is made form amino acids and has functions that include muscle contraction, transport, and enzymes

Proteins

200

This type of observation uses numbers or measurements

Quantitative Observation

300

A student measures an object repeatedly and gets nearly the same measurement every time, but all of the measurements are far from the actual value. The measurements would be considered highly _______ but not highly _______

Precise, accurate

300

A fatty acid containing one or more carbon-carbon double bonds is classified as what

Unsaturated 

300

Ice can float on liquid water because solid water is _______ dense than liquid water

Less

300

Name the Monomer of each macromolecule

Monosaccharides, amino acids, nucleotides, and fatty acids

300

What is the difference between Quantitative and Qualitative data? 

Quantitative - expressed with numbers or qualities

Qualitative - gained through observation

400

If I am measuring the mass of a substance in a container using a triple beam balance, what should I do first?

Find the weight of the container by itself

400

What is it called when two amino acids for a bond

A peptide bond

400

The curved surface seen at the top of water in a graduated cylinder is called what?

Meniscus

400

Name the macromolecule that the body generally uses for energy first when it is available, and name it's polymer

Carbohydrates - Polysacchrides

400

A scientist investigates whether rock music affects plant growth. The scientist changes the amount of music the plant receives and measures plant growth. Identify the Independent and Dependent Variable

IV: Amount/Exposure to rock music

DV: Plant Growth

500

You need exactly 25mL of a liquid and want the most precise measurement possible. You have a beaker, flask, test tube, and graduated cylinder. Which should you choose?

Graduated Cylinder

500

What is the difference between dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis

Dehydration synthesis builds larger molecules by removing water, while hydrolysis breaks larger molecules apart by adding water.

500

What water property helps regulate cell temperatures in organisms 

High Specific Heat

500

Name all four macromolecules, their monomers and polymers, and one major function

Carbohydrates - Monosaccharides + Polysaccharides - Quick Energy

Lipids - Fatty Acids + Triglyceride - Long Term Energy

Proteins - Amino Acids + Polypeptide - Muscle Contractions 

Nucleic Acids - Nucleotides + DNA/RNA - Genetic Information

500

When designing a solution to a problem, what are three things scientists/engineers need to consider

Cost, Time, Materials

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