Macromolecules
Water
Enzymes
Characteristics of life
Macromolecule structure/example
100
Which macromolecule is an immediate source of energy?
What is Carbohydrates
100
What is the property of water that allows water to resist external force?
What is surface tension
100
What is the function of an enzyme?
What is to speed up chemical reactions
100
What is the characteristic that has to deal with the maintenance of balanced internal environment?
What is homeostasis
100
Which macromolecule give you quick energy and is made of C, H, O in a ring structure?
What is carbohydrates
200
Which macromolecule has the monomer nucleotides and stores/transmits genetic information?
What is nucleic acid
200
What is the property of water that allows water to stick to different surfaces?
What is adhesion
200
What are the two factors that affect enzyme activity?
What is pH and temperature
200
What characteristic states that all living things reproduce?
What is reproduction
200
What macromolecule are bird feathers coated in to help repel water?
What is lipid
300
What macromolecule has the monomers fatty acid and glycerol?
What is lipid
300
What is the property of water that attracts water to itself?
What is cohesion
300
Enzymes are which macromolecule?
What are proteins
300
What is the characteristic that refers to how living organisms respond to external and internal stimuli?
What is response to stimuli
300
Which macromolecule is made of C, H, O like the image below?
What is lipids
400
What macromolecule is responsible for forming body structures, speeding up reactions, helps with membrane transport, defend against diseases?
What is protein
400
What is it called when cohesion and adhesion work together to transport water from the roots to the leaves of plants?
What is capillary action
400
What do enzymes do to the activation energy in reactions?
What is lower the activation energy
400
What is the characteristics that deals with energy transformation?
What is metabolism
400
What is the macromolecule that is built with amino acids and peptide bonds?
What is protein
500
What is the name of the monomers that are joined together?
What is polymer
500
What property allows for ice to float?
What is lattice structure
500
What is it called when an enzyme shape is impacted and will not function?
What is denatured
500
What characteristic of life is a blueprint which organisms use to determine the traits of their children?
What is deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
500
Which macromolecule stores the instructions for making proteins?
What is nucleic acid