Macromolecules - Task #2

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Macromolecules - Task #2

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Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 25 grams
Proteins: 0 grams
Fats: 10 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 15 grams
Proteins: 10 grams
Fats: 0 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 0 grams
Proteins: 50 grams
Fats: 20 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 5 grams
Proteins: 10 grams
Fats: 50 grams

Using the following data, determine the food that this information is most likely referencing:

Carbohydrates: 0 grams
Proteins: 0 grams
Fats: 0 grams

Chocolate Chip Cookies

Twinkies

Water

Flamin Hot Cheetos - Extra large bag

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Lipids		Provides quick energy to the cell.
Proteins		Provides long term energy.
Nucleic Acids		Provides structure, cellular transport, aids in growth, and aids in repair.
Carbohydrates		Storing and transmitting genetic materials.

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below; determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 25 grams
Proteins: 0 grams
Fats: 10 grams

100 calories

190 calories

200 calories

290 calories

300 calories

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 15 grams
Proteins: 10 grams
Fats: 0 grams

10 calories

50 calories

75 calories

100 calories

120 calories

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 0 grams
Proteins: 50 grams
Fats: 20 grams

180 calories

280 calories

380 calories

480 calories

580 calories

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 5 grams
Proteins: 10 grams
Fats: 50 grams

410 calories

510 calories

610 calories

710 calories

580 calories

Using the following data, determine the food that this information is most likely referencing:

Carbohydrates: 0 grams
Proteins: 0 grams
Fats: 0 grams

Chocolate Chip Cookies

Twinkies

Water

Flamin Hot Cheetos - Extra large bag

Lipids

Provides quick energy to the cell.

Proteins

Provides long term energy.

Nucleic Acids

Provides structure, cellular transport, aids in growth, and aids in repair.

Carbohydrates

Storing and transmitting genetic materials.

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below; determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions: 

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Provides quick energy to cell

Provides long term energy to cell

Provides the cell with the ability to grow, repair, and conduct cellular transport

Provides the cell with storing and transmitting genetic information

Macromolecules - Task #2

Macromolecules - Task #2

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:Carbohydrates: 25 gramsProteins: 0 gramsFats: 10 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:Carbohydrates: 15 gramsProteins: 10 gramsFats: 0 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:Carbohydrates: 0 gramsProteins: 50 gramsFats: 20 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:Carbohydrates: 5 gramsProteins: 10 gramsFats: 50 grams

Using the following data, determine the food that this information is most likely referencing:Carbohydrates: 0 gramsProteins: 0 gramsFats: 0 grams

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below; determine its functions:

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Look at the structure of the monomer of a macromolecule below and determine its functions:

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 25 grams
Proteins: 0 grams
Fats: 10 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 15 grams
Proteins: 10 grams
Fats: 0 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 0 grams
Proteins: 50 grams
Fats: 20 grams

Using the following data, determine the amount of calories that should be present in the food item:

Carbohydrates: 5 grams
Proteins: 10 grams
Fats: 50 grams

Using the following data, determine the food that this information is most likely referencing:

Carbohydrates: 0 grams
Proteins: 0 grams
Fats: 0 grams