Monomers
Functions
Structure
Types of Biomolecules/ Food Groups
Grab Bag
100

The most basic unit of a carbohydrate, also known as “one-sugar”

What is a monosaccharide?
100

Short term energy storage is the primary function of this biomolecule.

What is carbohydrates?

100
When monomers join to form a large molecule they are called this.

What is a polymer?

100

These are the five main food groups.

What are dairy, protein, vegetable, fruit and grain?

100

Bread, candy and soda all have this biomolecule as their main ingredient.

What is carbohydrate?

200

The name of the monomer used to make up proteins.

What is amino acid?

200

This is the function of nucleic acids.

What is holds an organism's genetic information?

200

These three  elements are found in Carbohydrates.

What are C H & O?

200

Enzymes are a type of this biomolecule.

What is protein?

200

Fried Chicken consists of these biomolecules.

What are protein, lipids and carbohydrates?

300

The total number of possible monomers used to make up proteins.

What is 20?

300

Long-term energy storage is the primary function of this biomolecule.

What are lipids?

300

This biomolecule’s monomer consists of a carbon ring.

What are carbohydrates?

300

These two food groups provide the important nutrient of fiber in your diet.

What are Fruits and Vegetables?

300

Your hair is made of this biomolecule.

What is protein?

400

The monomer for Nucleic Acids.

What is nucleotide?

400

Name two functions for proteins.

What is muscle development, immune system, enzymes, structures such as fur/hair, chemical signaling, fighting infection...

400

A long chain of sugars is called this.

What is polysaccharide?

400

Beans, Lentils and Legumes can apply to these two food groups.

What are proteins and vegetables?

400

This is the reason one cup of vegetables is preferred to one cup of a high calorie comparable food.

They are low calorie per cup compared to processed foods.

500

These two monomers are used to build lipids.

What are glycerol and fatty acids?

500

DNA provides instructions to make proteins from these 20 molecules.

What are amino acids?

500

The bond between amino acids is called this.

What is peptide?

500

This lipid occurs when all the carbons in a lipid are full of Hydrogens, with no double bonds, such as butter.

What is a saturated fat?

500

This carbohydrate is used for energy storage in plants.

What is starch?