Macro #1
Macro #2
Enzymes #1
Enzymes #2
Grab Bag
100

Lipids provide the body with what kind of energy?

Long Term

100

What would the body use for quick energy?

Carbs

100

Where are enzymes first encountered in the body?

The saliva

100

A substrate and an enzyme bind where?

The active site.

100

What is the monomer of a protein?

Amino Acids

200

What is the main function of a nucleic acid?

It stores genetic information.

200

Double Jeopardy:

What are three polymers of carbohydrates?

Glycogen

Cellulose

Starch

200

Why is enzyme shape so important?

Enzymes are very substrate specific.

200

What is a word to describe an enzyme due to its ability to speed up a reaction?

Catalyst

200

All or Nothing:

DNA and RNA are polymers of what macromolecule?

Nucleic Acids

300

Why would it be a good idea to oil a cast iron pan?

Tax Man:

Oil is a lipid which is hydrophobic which wont allow it to rust.

300

What are three polymers for lipids?

Fats

Oils

Waxes

300

What proteins speed up reactions?

Enzymes

300

A chemical reaction that needs to absorb energy is known as what?

Endothermic

300

What polysaccharides are found in the muscles of humans?

Glycogen

400

Trade Request:

Before an intense workout what macromolecules should you consume for long term and short term energy?

Carbs and Lipids

400

What macromolecule provides structural support for the cell?

Proteins

400

Can enzymes be reused? Explain your answer.

Random Gift:

Yes, as long as they are kept at the proper ph and temperature, their shape stays the same.

400

A reaction in which the products have less energy than the substrates is a what?

Exothermic

400

Double Jeopardy:

What macromolecule is responsible for repairing the body?

Protein

500

Name three real food examples of Carbs.

Pasta

Bread

Cereal

Potatoes 

ETC.

500

What molecule is broken down most easily and why?

Simple sugars because the have the least amount of bonds to break.

500

What is the enzyme needed to break down lactose?

Lactase

500

Trade Request:

Look at the graph on the board. At what pH range does the enzyme work best?

5-8

500

What does an enzyme do for the activation energy needed?

It lowers it.