AGHS - CP Bio - Macromolecule Review - Casey Rurode | Library

Macromolecule Review

Answer each question using your notes, the posted slides,  pages 44-48 in your textbook, and/or referring back to the EdPuzzle videos. This is scored for correctness.

1

Explain the relationship between monomers and polymers.

4

Match the monomer on the left with the macromolecule that it is makes on the right.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Fatty acid/hydrocarbon chain		Protein
Nucleotide		Nucleic acid
Monosaccharide		Lipid
Amino acid		Carbohydrate

4

Match each element that is commonly seen in the macromolecules to the number of bonds that it typically forms to become stable.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Hydrogen		1
Oxygen		2
Nitrogen		3
Carbon		4

1

Which type of macromolecule should you consume more of if you need a quick boost of energy?

1

Which type of macromolecule should you consume more of if you want to grow strong nails?

1

Which type of macromolecule should you consume more of if you want to grow healthy hair? FYI: If your hair starts to fall out in large quantities it is an indicator you need more of this in your diet!

1

Which type of macromolecule should you consume if you are planning to participate in a physically demanding event, such as running in a 10K race, the next day?

1

Which type of macromolecule should a bear consume as it prepares to go into hibernation for the winter?

1

Which type of macromolecule should you consume if you are trying to build more muscle?

1

Which type of macromolecule should you consume if your next meal will be in a week?

Use molecules A-E to answer questions 11-18. Click on the image to open it and make it appear larger on your screen. 

1

Which molecule/molecules above (A - E) is/are an amino acid?

1

Explain how you know this/these is/are an amino acid.

1

Which molecule/molecules above (A - E) is/are a monosaccharide or simple sugar?

1

Explain how you know this/these is/are a monosaccharide or simple sugar.

1

Which molecule/molecules above (A - E) is/are a nucleotide?

1

Explain how you know this/these is/are a nucleotide.

1

Which molecule/molecules above (A - E) is/are a lipid or fat?

1

Explain how you know this/these is/are a fat or lipid.

10

Match the term on the left with the BEST choice on the right.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Nucleic acid		Two
Hydrolysis		Sugar
Mono-		One
Covalent		The bond that is found between amino acids
Peptide		examples include DNA and RNA
Hydrophobic		The bond that is found in ALL macromolecules
Poly-		Does not like water
-saccharide		many
Di-		the process that bonds monomers together
Dehydration synthesis		the process that break macromolecules of down