Biomolecule Monomer
Biomolecule Composition
Biomolecule Function
Biomolecule Processes
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100

True or False: a monomer is multiple molecules attached by chemical bonds

false- monomers are single molecules


100

What is the Carbohydrate composition? Name ALL 3 elements

C, H, O aka "CHO"

100

What is the function of Carbohydrates in humans? 

Source of fast energy

100

Which molecule is hydrophobic on the inside and hydrophilic on the outside when it forms a membrane?

lipid

100

Name one animal source of protein AND one plant source of protein.


Must have both for points

Answers will vary

Meat, dairy, nuts, and legumes are all high in protein.


200

True or False: proteins are made of monomers called amino acids

True

200

What is the Lipid composition? Name ALL 3 elements

C, H, O aka "CHO"

200

What is the Lipid Function? Name 1

Source of long term energy

insulation

make up cell membrane

200

Which molecule do enzymes belong to?

Proteins

200

True of False: Humans cannot produce biomolecules like carbs, lipids and fats. We need to consume them. 

True. 

300

What is the monomer of protein?

Amino Acid

300

What is the Protein composition? Name ALL 4 elements

C, H, O, N aka "CHON"

300

What is the function of Protein? Name 1

Enzymes

Muscle Development

Support Immune Syster

300

Which biomolecule is made in the process of photosynthesis?

Carbohydrate- glucose

300

True or False: Glucose is mainly stored by lipids in the human body.

false

400
Name one monomer of carbohydrates

glucose, fructose or galactose

400

Which biomolecule is in ring shapes?

Carbohydrates

400

Which biomolecule is stored as a long term energy in our fat cells?

lipids

400

What is the purpose of nucleic acids?

Store genetic information

400

Animal cell membranes are made from _______

lipids

500

What are the monomers of lipids?

Fatty Acid and Glycerol

500

In proteins, amino acids bond together to form _______

polypeptides or polymers


(spelling doesn't count)

500

Name the two biomolecules used for energy

Carbs and lipids


Need both for points

500

What is the molecule animal cells produce for energy through cell respiration using glucose and oxygen?

ATP

500

True or False: Cellulose is broken down in the human digestive system into glucose molecules

False

Humans don't have the enzymes or stomach structure to break down cellulose