Biomolecules
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids
100

How many major biomolecule groups are there?

4

100

What is the function of carbohydrates?

short term energy storage or for making other biomolecules

also acceptable: structure (cell wall of plant cells are made of cellulose)

100

What are the elements in Lipids?

CHO. Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen

100

Proteins are good for our body, one example of what they do is this

What is muscle development, immune system antibodies, enzymes, building nails and hair, carry our oxygen in our blood...

100

What is an example of a nucleic acid?

What is DNA or RNA, tRNA, mRNA

200

Which biomolecules have a 1:2:1 ratio of their elements? 

carbohydrates 

200

What is carbohydrate's monomer?

Glucose. Also acceptable: Monosaccharide

200

If you had to describe the basic shape of a lipid, you would describe it as this

What is a "E" shape or a "moon lander" shape

also acceptable is a shape with a backbone and 3 equal legs

200

Proteins monomers are

What are amino acids

200

Monomers of nucleic acids are. 

What are nucleotides

300

The definition is: Large molecules found in food needed for all life.

biomolecules 

also acceptable: marcomolecules 

300

On a sandwich, what part is an example of the carbohydrates?

bread

300

What is a function of a lipid?

Long term energy, insulation, cushioning, cell membranes

300

In our lab, the positive test for a protein was this color

light purple

300

Why didn't we test for nucleic acids in the lab?

nucleic acids are in all cells. our food is almost entirely made of things made of cells. so everything would test positive for nucleic acids.

400

The four major biomolecules are. 

carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids. 

400

What elements found in carbs?

C H O. Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

400

What are the monomers of Lipids?

a glycerol and 3 fatty acids

400

What is the polymer (or a bunch of protein monomers) look like?

a pearl necklace or beaded necklace
(each pearl or bead represents an amino acid)

400

What is the function of Nucleic Acid? 

Stores genetic information 

500

The term Monomer is defined as 

The basic unit or the building blocks or the simplest smallest form of a biomolecule. 

500

In the lab, what color was the positive test for sugar?

Orange-red

500

What are 2 examples of lipids?

What is oil, or shortening, butter, wax

500

what elements make up the protein biomolecule?

C H O N

Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen

500

What elements make up the nucleic acid biomolecules?

C H O N P