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Which Macromolecule contains genetic information in the form of genes 

Nucleic Acids

100

Which Macromolecule serves as short term energy storage and structure?

Carbohydrates

100

What is Coesion? 

Cohesion is the attraction between two water molecules.

100

What is the Chemical Formula for Water?

H2O

2: Hydrogen

1: Oxygen

200

What are the four Macromolecules?

Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, Nucleic Acids

200

What is Adhesion?

The attraction between a water molecule and other things.

200
What is so special about a Phospholipid Molecule?

It is both Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic. 

The Phosphate Head is Hydrophilic and the Fatty Acid Tail is Hydrophobic.

200

What Macromolecule do Amino Acids make?

Proteins.

300

What is the deffinition of a Polymer?

A long molecule consisting of many monomers.

300

What is the name for a monomer of a Carbohydrate?

A Monosaccharides or A simple sugar

300

Starch is an example of which Macromolecule

A Carbohydrate

300

Bonus 

Gain 300 points 

OR

Steal 200 points from another team.

400

What are the building blocks in a Polymer?

A Monomer

400

Which of the four Macromolecules are Hydrophobic?

Lipids

400

What is the Function of Proteins?

TOO Many . . . 

  1. Catalyze chemical reactions              

  2. Coordinate organismal responses

  3. Provide structural support  

  4. Receive signals from outside cell 

  5. Store amino acids         

  6. function in cell movement

  7. Transport substances   

  8. Protects against disease

400

What Macromolecule is DNA apart of?

Nucleic Acids

500
How do Water Striders "Walk on Water"

They have Hydrophobic Feet and they are very light so they stand on the surface tension of the water.

500

What parts of your body can protein be found in?

Muscles, skin, hair

500

Bonus

Gain 500 Points

500

What is a Polar Molecule

A molecule with one side that is more positive and one side that is more negative.

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