Carbohydrates
Lipids
Protiens
Nucleic Acids
Enzymes
100

All or Nothing:

What is the building block (monomer) of a carbohydrate?

Monosaccharides

100

What are the building blocks (monomer) of a lipid?

Fatty Acids and Glycerol

100

What are the building blocks (monomers) of proteins? 

amino acids

100

What are the building blocks (monomers) of nucleic acids?

Nucleotides

100

An enzyme found in the stomach would likely work best with what pH?

An acidic one. (range 1-5)

200

In what order do we use macromolecules for energy?

1. Carbs 2. Lipids 3. Proteins



200

Double Jeopardy:

What type of energy storage is does a lipid provide?

Long term energy

200

Transfer Request:

Proteins contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen just like carbs and lipids. What element are they guaranteed to have that makes them different? 

Nitrogen

200

What do nucleic acids contain?

Hereditary Information

200

What does an enzyme do to the activation energy required to make a reaction happen?

It lowers it. Therefore it increases the reaction rate.

300

What is the best example of a simple sugar?

glucose

300

Question Pass:

Why is wax used on automobiles after washing them?

The hydrophobic properties of lipids protect it from the weather.

300

Proteins are chosen when for energy?

Last

300

IRS:

When does the body use nucleic acids for energy?

Never

300

What makes enzymes unique?

They are substrate specific.

400

What molecule do you get when you break down a polymer like starch? 

Simple sugars

400

If I need energy for a marathon, what macromolecule should I consume with lipids? 

Mandatory Generosity:

Carbs

400

What determines the function of a protein?

The shape

400

What are the polymers of nucleic acids?

DNA and RNA

400

Double Jeopardy:

Where do the substrate and enzyme combine?

active site

500

Transfer Request:

What are two carbohydrates that don't end in -ose?

Starch and Glycogen

500

Name three examples of lipids.

Wax

Oil 

Cholesterol

Saturated fats 

500

Proteins act as what molecule? (Hint: They are crucial in chemical reactions.)

Enzymes

500

Question Pass:

Nucleic acids are the instructions for making what?

Proteins

500

Describe the lock and key model.

An enzyme has an active site that is substrate specific. When put together they bond like a lock and key.