Biomolecules
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- Q1The surfaces of the leaves of many plants help to reduce water loss because they are not water-permeable. How does the biomolecule that makes up this surface differ from other biomolecules?It is made up of polymers of monosaccharidesIt is made up of long chains of nucleotidesIt is made up of polymers of amino acids.It is made up of long chains of fatty acids.60s
- Q2Which unknown substance represents a carbohydrate in the data table shown?341260s
- Q3Which of the answers below correctly places the building block with the correct biomolecule?Nucleic acids are made of amino acidsCarbohydrates are made of nucleotidesProteins are made of monosaccharidesLipids are made of fatty acids60s
- Q4Nucleic acids differ from other biomolecules in which of the following ways? Only nucleic acids –contain the element carbon.are composed of nucleotidesare made of smaller subunitscontain the element hydrogen.60s
- Q5In the diagram provided, which molecules’ function moves substances into and out of the cell?lipidsCarbohydratesProteinsCholesterol60s
- Q6Which biomolecule is composed of five basic elements; carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus arranged into two types of polymers, one a double-stranded molecule shaped as a double helix, the other polymer is a single-stranded molecule?LipidProteinNucleic AcidCarbohydrate60s
- Q7In the human body, fibrinogen is necessary to seal cuts and stop the loss of blood. Fibronogen is an example of which of the following type of biomolecule?Nucleic acidCarboyhydrateFatty acidProtein60s
- Q8If thousands of glucose molecules were bonded together with equal number of sucrose molecules, the resulting substance would be described as a-carbohydrate polymernucleic acid double helixchains of fatty acidsmonomer of proteins60s
- Q9What is the function of the biomolecule shown in this diagram?store and transmit genetic informationfight diseaselong-term storage of energyimmediate source of energy60s
- Q10What elements do all biomolecules have in common?Zinc, Silver, GoldAluminum, Boron, CadmiumHelium, Nitrogen, ArgonCarbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen60s
