Unit 2 (Biochemistry) Vocabulary Quiz
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- Q1What is a molecule that does not contain carbon called?inorganicorganiclipidmacromolecule10sEditDelete
- Q2What is an organic molecule?any molecule that contains carbonany molecule that contains hydrogen and oxygenany molecule that is complexany molecule that does not contain carbon10sEditDelete
- Q3What is a large organic molecule made up of smaller and simpler molecules called?monomermacromoleculenucleotidemonosaccharide10sEditDelete
- Q4What is a monomer?a long molecule made up of several polymersa macromolecule that provides long term energy storagea simple molecule that joins with other smaller molecules to form a macromoleculea macromolecule that contains genetic information10sEditDelete
- Q5What is a polymer?a long molecule made up of several monomersthe monomer of lipidsa simple molecule that joins with other smaller molecules to form a macromoleculethe monomer of proteins10sEditDelete
- Q6Which macromolecule provides quick energy?Nucleic AcidLipidCarbohydrateProtein10sEditDelete
- Q7Which macromolecule provides long term energy storage and insulation?LipidProteinNucleic AcidCarbohydrate10sEditDelete
- Q8What is the function of proteins?provide long term energy storage and insulationprovide immunity and can serve as enzymesprovide quick energycontain genetic information10sEditDelete
- Q9What is the function of nucleic acids?provide quick energyprovide long term energy storage and insulationcontain genetic informationprovide immunity and can serve as enzymes10sEditDelete
- Q10What is the monomer of carbohydrates?NucleotideAmino AcidMonosaccharideFatty Acid10sEditDelete
- Q11What is a polysaccharide?a simple molecule that joins with other smaller molecules to form a macromoleculea macromolecule that provides long term energy storage and insulationa large carbohydrate formed from several monosaccharides joined togethera macromolecule that contains genetic information10sEditDelete
- Q12What is the monomer of lipids?Fatty AcidNucleotideMonosaccharideAmino Acid10sEditDelete
- Q13What is an amino acid?the monomer of lipidsthe monomer of nucleic acidsthe monomer of proteinsthe monomer of carbohydrates10sEditDelete
- Q14What is a nucleotide?the monomer of proteinsthe monomer of nucleic acidsthe monomer of carbohydratesthe monomer of lipids10sEditDelete
- Q15What is glucose?a carbohydrate that makes up the cell walls of plantsa polysaccharide that stores energy in plantsa simple sugar that is an important source of energya form of stored energy in animal cells10sEditDelete
- Q16Which is a polysaccharide that stores energy in plants?GlycogenStarchCelluloseGlucose10sEditDelete
- Q17Which is a form of stored energy in animal cells?StarchGlycogenGlucoseCellulose10sEditDelete
- Q18What is cellulose?a form of stored energy in animal cellsa simple sugar that is an important source of energya carbohydrate that makes up the cell walls of plantsa polysaccharide that stores energy in plants10sEditDelete
- Q19What is insulin?a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygena protein that regulates blood sugara carbohydrate that makes up the cell walls of plantsa form of stored energy in animal cells10sEditDelete
- Q20Which is a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen?HemoglobinInsulinGlycogenGlucose10sEditDelete