D-3:
Building Blocks
D Unit General Questions
D-4:
Lab Tests and Controls
D-5:
Carbs in the Body
D-6:
Modeling
100

This is the monomer of carbohydrates 

What is a monosaccharide (like glucose)?

100

These foods are a source of carbohydrates. 

What are pasta, bread, potatoes, rice, etc.?

100

This is a substance that changes color to show the presence of another substance.

What is an indicator?

100

This is the only type of sugar that can be used by cells. 

What are simple sugars or monosaccharides? 
100

The reaction when two monosaccharides bond and release water.

What is dehydration synthesis?

200

Many monosaccharides linked together form this.

What is a polysaccharide (polymer)?

200

Carbohydrates provide this type of energy. 

What is short-term, immediate energy?

200

This solution is used to test for simple sugars.

What is Benedict’s solution?

200

This type of diabetes occurs when the pancreas produces little or no insulin.

What is Type 1 Diabetes?

200

The reverse of dehydration synthesis, when water is added to break bonds.

What is hydrolysis?

300

This monosaccharide is the body’s main energy source.

What is glucose?

300

This is when monomers come together to create polymers. 

What is polymerization?

300

This type of control uses a sample known to give a positive result.

What is a positive control?

300

This type of diabetes is often linked to lifestyle and insulin resistance.

What is Type 2 Diabetes?

300

This is the process plants use to create glucose for energy, and the reason for plants being the main source of carbs. 

What is photosynthesis?

400

Another name for a carbohydrate polymer.

What are polysaccharides?

400

Using both positive and negative controls in an experiment ensures this.

What are accurate and reliable results?

400

This type of control uses a sample known to give a negative result.

What is a negative control?

400

This organ produces and releases insulin to take up glucose in the blood

What is the pancreas?

400

Plants store excess glucose in this polysaccharide. 

What is starch?

500

These three elements make up all carbohydrates.

What are carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen?

500

A sprint runner (like Usain Bolt) will eat this type of carbohydrate before a quick race. 

What is a simple sugar like glucose? 

500

This drink could be given to someone who is diabetic and has LOW blood sugar. HINT: Use your lab results to help 

What is ginger ale, Gatorade, cranberry juice, or coconut water?

500

Long-distance runners benefit from eating this type of carbohydrate, found in pasta and whole grains, because it digests slowly.

What are complex carbohydrates?

500

This is why hydrolysis occurs during digestion.

What is to break down polysaccharides into monosaccharides for absorption?

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