Vocab
Structures of Macromolecules
Carbohydrates
Final Jeopardy
100
A single, small molecule that can join together to make a larger molecule (example: monosaccharide).
What is a monomer?
100
What is this structure, showing just one C-C bond?
What is an amino acid?
100
Glucose is an example of a _______.
A) monosaccharide
B) disaccharide
C) oligosaccharide
D) polysaccharide
What is A?
100
Which macromolecules require Nitrogen?
What are Proteins and Nucleic Acids?
200
In this example, nylon would be an example of a ________. 
What is a polymer?
200
When several amino acids undergo dehydration synthesis, it becomes a __________. (Answer must be specific)
What is a protein?
200
Cellulose is an example of a _______.
A) monosaccharide
B) disaccharide
C) oligosaccharide
D) polysaccharide
What is D?
300
What process is happening in the following image?
What is dehydration synthesis?
300
What is this structure called? (choose all that apply)
A) Polysaccharide
B) Fiber
C) Monosaccharide
D) Fructose
What are A and B?
300
What type of food is richest in dietary fiber?
A) Apple
B) Apple Peel
C) Bread
D) Pasta
What is B?
400
What process is happening in this image?
What is hydrolysis?
400
What type of macromolecule is this?
What is a lipid?
400
Which one of these things would be richest in starches?
A) Banana
B) Potato
C) Nectarine
D) Leaves
What is B?
500
The break down of polymers is done by which process?
What is hydrolysis?
500
Why do living things need Nitrogen and Phosphorus?
What is to build up our nucleic acids (DNA & RNA).
500
Starch is the carbohydrate that holds the most energy because it has the most ___________.
What are C-C bonds?