Water
Macromolecule Functions
Miscellaneous
IV/DV'S
Scientific Method
100

This molecule carries a partially negative charge in a water molecule due to a larger presence of electrons near it.

Oxygen

100

This macromolecule is the body's main source of quick energy.

Carbohydrates

100
These three elements are found in all four major biological macromolecules. 

Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen (C, H, O)

100

This is the variable that scientists intentionally change during an experiment. 

Independent Variable

100

Information gathered using one or more of your five senses is called this.

Observation

200

This strong bond holds Oxygen and Hydrogen together within a water molecule.

Covalent Bond

200

This macromolecule provides long-term energy storage and is an important part of cell membranes

Lipids

200

This term describes a single building block that can bond with others to form a larger molecule.

Monomer

200
This variable is measured or observed because it may change in response to the independent variable

Dependent Variable

200

A good scientific research question must have these two qualities. 

Testable & Measurable 

300

This weak bond holds one water molecule to another water molecule.

Hydrogen Bond

300

Enzymes are usually made of this macromolecule, which helps speed up chemical reactions in cells. 

Proteins
300

This term describes a large molecule made of many smaller, repeating units bonded together. 

Polymer

300

A student tests whether different amounts of fertilizer affect the height of bean plants. What is the independent variable?

The amount of fertilizer.

300
In an experiment testing whether Ibuprofen reduces headaches, this group would not receive Ibuprofen.

Control Group

400

What common saying helps us predict the cause of attractions between molecules of water.

Opposites Attract 

400

DNA & RNA belong to this macromolecule group and are responsible for storing and transmitting genetic information.

Nucleic Acids

400

Water has an uneven distribution of electrical charge, giving it slightly positive and slightly negative regions. This property is called ____________. 

Polarity

400

Students investigate whether water temperature affects how quickly sugar dissolves. They use the same amount of sugar in every trial. What is the same amount of sugar considered?

Constant Variable

400

When graphing experimental results, the independent variable belongs on this axis.

The x-axis

500

The uneven distribution of of electrical charge within a molecule which causes 1/2 of the molecule to be partially positive and the other 1/2 of the molecule will be partially negative.

Polarity

500

This macromolecule can help with structure, support, transport, defense, and chemical reactions in living organisms.

Proteins

500

This process removes a water molecule to join smaller molecules together into a larger molecule. 

Dehydration Synthesis

500

A scientist gives plants 2, 4, 6, or 8 hours of light each day and measures their growth after two weeks. Identify the independent AND dependent variables.

Independent = hours of light. Dependent = plant growth. 

500

A scientist records that a plant's leaves are yellow and concludes that the plant may not be receiving enough nutrients. "The leaves are yellow" would be an ________.

Observation

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