Macromolecule Examples and Jobs
Characteristics of Life
Variables and Controls
Macromolecule Monomers
Vocab
100

Macromolecule that is a main source of energy for life

Carbohydrates

100

All living things are made up of

Cells

100

I am testing the effect of chewing gum on completing homework. What is my IV?

Chewing gum

100

Nucleotides are the monomer of

Nucleic Acids

100

Give an example of qualitative data

The classroom air temperature is cold

200

DNA and RNA are examples of this macromolecule

Nucleic Acids

200

Sweating to cool your body is an example of

Homeostasis

200

I am testing the effect of dim lights on student mood. What is my DV?

Student mood

200

The monomer of proteins

Amino acids

200

Give an example of quantitative data

The classroom air temp is 67 degrees F.

300
Macromolecule that will help speed up chemical reactions, fight disease, and build muscle

Proteins

300
A population changing over time is

Evolution

300

If you are testing the effect of different soils on sunflower growth, what would be a CONTROLLED variable? 

Same amount of sunlight

Same amount of water

Same type of sunflowers

Same temperature environment

300

The monomer of carbohydrates

Monosaccharides

300

The science of life

Biology

400

True or False: Lipids make up membranes for cells

True

400

All of the chemical reactions that occur to help your body use and transform energy is

Metabolism

400

How many variables should you change for a controlled experiment?

ONLY ONE!

400

Fatty acids are part of

Lipids

400

If I get 8 hours of sleep, then I will feel healthier. This is an example of a 

Hypothesis

500
Give one example (from our notes) of EACH macromolecule:

Carbs: Lipids: Proteins: Nucleic Acids

Carb: Glucose

Lipid: Fat

Protein: Enzyme

Nucleic Acids: DNA

500

What are the 8 characteristics of life?

DCHEMGRR

500

On which axis should you put each variable?

X axis - IV

Y axis - DV

500

List all the monomers for the macromolecules:

Carbs: Lipids: Proteins: Nucleic Acids

C - Monosaccharides

L - Fatty Acids

P - Amino Acids

N - Nucleotides

500

What is a control group?

Trial of an experiment that is close to "normal"

ex: resting heart rate, giving a plant normal light, testing water for macromolecules (doesn't have any)