Scientific method
Characteristics of life
Macromolecules
Macromolecules
Enzymes
100

How many variables does a scientist change in an experiment 

1

100

All living things are made of what

cells

100

What are the functions of lipids

energy storage; build cell membranes; waterproofing

100

What is the monomer of Proteins

Amino Acids

100

How does an enzyme work?

Speeds up a reaction by lowering activation energy
200

Why might a person revise an experiment they did (name 1 reason)

Data did not support hypothesis

An error occurred

200

What is homeostasis

ability to keep internal conditions stable in response to environmental changes

200

What is the function of carbohydrates

Main and quick source of energy

200

What is the monomer of a carbohydrate

Monosaccarides (ring structure)

200

What are substrates and products

Substrates=beginning molecule

Products=the molecule(s) made after breaking down the substrate

300

What do call the variable that you change intentionally and where is it located on a graph

independent variable; x axis

300

What is metabolism

all of the chemical reactions that occur within a living organism
300

What is the function of Nucleic Acid

Store Genetic information

300

What is the monomers of lipids

Glycerol head and fatty acid chains

300

Why can enzymes only bind with one substrate

The active site of an enzyme has a specific shape (lock and key)

400

What do call the variable that you measure and where is it located on a graph

dependent; y axis

400

True or False: In order to be considered living; you must be able to respond to the environment

True

400

What element must an something organic have

Carbon

400

What is the monomer of nucleic acids

nucleotides

400

What happens to enzymes when the pH or the temperature changes too much

Enzymes get denatured and the active site is no longer the right shape to bind to substrate

500

Why is it important to have a control in an experiment

The control is used as a comparison to the experimental variable

500

True or False: In order to be considered living; you must be able to move on your own

False

500

What is a polymer

A large structure made of monomers added together in repetition

500

What is the purpose of the protein hemoglobin

protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen through the body 

500

What are the four characteristics of enzymes

Proteins

Catalysts

Specific

Reusable

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