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Macromolecules Jeopardy! Choose Your Question Final Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Nucleic Acids The Cell X 200 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back FINAL JEOPARDY CategoryMacromolecules and Monomers The answer is…. Final Jeopardy These molecules are monomers of lipids back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Answers Final Jeopardy Answer- Fatty Acids & Glycerol Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Nucleic Acids The Cell Glucose Alpha helix, beta sheets Triglyceride Uracil Mosaic Dehydration Synthesis Amino Acid Unsaturated Nucleotide Smooth ER Monosaccharide Globular Hydrophobic DNA Phospholipid Glycosidic linkage #2 Hydrogenation Phosphate & sugar Porkaryotic cell CHO Salinity, pH, temperature, toxins Hydrocarbons Adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine Chloroplast, cell wall, central vacuole X Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Carbohydrates 200 The molecule illustrated in Fig. 3 is made up of _______________ monomers. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Carbohydrates 400 This synthesis reaction involves the formation of macromolecules and the loss of water back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Carbohydrates 600 Simple sugars like glucose and fructose are also called _____________. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Carbohydrates 800 The bond linking two monosaccharides is called a __________. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Daily Double Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Carbohydrates 1000 Basic chemical formula for all carbohydrates back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Proteins 200 Figures 2 and 3 represent the secondary level by showing ______ and _______ back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Proteins 400 Figure 4 shows an _______ ________, a monomer of a protein. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Proteins 600 Fig 5 represents the 4° level and can be described as ________ back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Proteins 800 Using the diagram to the left, identify by number a disulfide bridge back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Proteins 1000 These conditions cause irreversible damage to the 3D structure of an enzyme back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Lipids 200 __________ is shown in Figure 1. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Lipids 400 This fatty acid molecule contains a double bond and it is described as _________. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Lipids 600 All lipids show are ______________ that means they dislike water. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Lipids 800 Process which converts liquid oils to solid fats back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Daily Double Lipids 1000 Composed of carbon and hydrogen, lipids are ___________. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Nucleic Acids 200 RNA contains this nitrogenous base back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Nucleic Acids 400 Figure 2 shows one half of a DNA molecule. Its monomer is a _____________. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Nucleic Acids 600 This macromolecule contains your genetic blueprint. back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Daily Double Nucleic Acids 800 These molecules form the “backbone” of a nucleic acid back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Nucleic Acids 1000 These four nitrogenous bases make up the alphabet of DNA back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back The Cell 200 Cell membrane is described as a __________ because of its varied components back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back The Cell 400 This type of ER is involved in lipid synthesis back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back The Cell 600 This amphipathic molecule is the main component of the membrane bilayer back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back The Cell 800 This cell lacks a membrane bound nucleus back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back The Cell 1000 These organelles are only found in plant cells back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Anything Goes 200 back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Daily Double Anything Goes 400 back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Anything Goes 600 back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Anything Goes 800 back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back Anything Goes 1000 back Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back
