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<p>The sugars shown are examples of which type of isomer?</p>

The sugars shown are examples of which type of isomer?

Structal isomers

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<p> Fructose is an example of a(n)</p>

Fructose is an example of a(n)

ketone?sugar

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<p> These shapes are examples of which level of protein structure</p>

These shapes are examples of which level of protein structure

Secondary

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Which kind of bond is responsible for the emergent properties of water such as cohesion, adhesion, and surface tension?

Hydrogen bonds

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<p>This molecule is an example of_____ which type of building _____ block used to make                                 macromolecules?</p>

This molecule is an example of_____ which type of building _____ block used to make macromolecules?

Amino acids

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<p>Flask A is_____times_____ acdic than flask B</p>

Flask A is_____times_____ acdic than flask B

1000 more

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Nucleotides are to______________ as___________ are to proteins.

nucleic acids and amino acids

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<p>In the figure above, ionic attractions would form between the R groups of which amino acids?</p>

In the figure above, ionic attractions would form between the R groups of which amino acids?

2 and 4

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<p>Identify this functional group</p>

Identify this functional group

Carboxyl Group

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<p>How does adding this group to a molecule change its characteristics? </p>

How does adding this group to a molecule change its characteristics?

More polar hydrophilic; weakly acidic; can become negatively charged if H is lost

=

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<p> Use the numbering system you learned about to number the circled carbon. </p>

Use the numbering system you learned about to number the circled carbon.

C4

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Tell a polysaccharide that could be built using this molecule as a subunit.

glycogen or starch

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<p>Which monomer is incorrectly matched with its corresponding polymer?</p>

Which monomer is incorrectly matched with its corresponding polymer?

C Fatty acids - nucleic acids.

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Tell one way DNA and RNA are different.

DNA is double stranded RNA is single stranded

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Name the subunits used to make a triacylglycerol.

glycerol + 3 fatty acids

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<p> Which part of a phospholipid is polar, the head or the tails?  </p>

Which part of a phospholipid is polar, the head or the tails?

head is polar

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Chitin, cellulose, amylopectin, amylose, and glycogen are all examples of

polysaccharides

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Nitrogen bases with 2 rings like adenine and guanine are called

Purine

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Animals store their sugar as

glycogen

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Explain how hydrolysis and dehydration synthesis play a role in the charging and release of energy from ATP, the rechargeable power molecule used by cells for energy.

dehydration synthesis adds the phosphate to charge it; hydrolysis removes it releasing energy

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Tell how the function of polysaccharides made from α-glucose and β-glucose are different.

a-glucose makes polysaccharides for energy storage (starch & glycogen); β-glucose makes structural polysaccharides (cellulose & chitin)

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<p>Lipids with this basic structure (3 rings and a dog house) are called</p>

Lipids with this basic structure (3 rings and a dog house) are called

steroids

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______ is the attraction of water molecules to a surface.

adhesion

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In an experiment 100 plants are grown in identical pots, watered the same amount, and given the same amount of light. A fan is placed to blow a slight breeze on 50 of the plants. The other 50 are grown without a fan. Transpiration rate is measured and recorded. Identify the dependent and independent variables in this experiment.

independent variable – breeze; dependent variable-transpiration rate

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Fatty acids with at least one double bond are called u

Unsaturated

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Tell how a peptide and protein are different

polypeptide = straight chain sequence; when it folds into its 3D shape = protein

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Name a functional group that would make a molecule more hydrophobic.

methyl

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____bonds are covalent bonds that hold amino acids together in a polypeptide chain.

Peptide

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Polar molecules are ________________

hydrophilic

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Name the parts of a nucleotide subunit.

sugar + phosphate + nitrogen base

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Which of these end up in the backbone (sides of the ladder) in a DNA molecule?

sugars and phosphates

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Carbohydrates made with only TWO sugars

joined together like sucrose or lactose are called ____

disaccharide

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Name a nitrogen base found in RNA but not DNA.

uracil

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Tell the kind of glycosidic linkage found in

cellulose and chitin

β 1-4 linkage

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What functional group does cysteine have that allows it to form disulfide bonds?

sulfhydryl group

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Which fatty acid tail in this phospholipid is unsaturated?

B is unsaturated

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How can you tell its unsaturated?

Double bonds put “kinks” in fatty acid carbon chains.

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The figure at the right shows the calories of heat energy required to convert a gram of water from solid to liquid state, and then again from liquied to a gaseous state. This graph predicts which of the following properties of water that would

affect plant survival

a) Plant leaves doing transpiration are cooled down on hot days.

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<p>Name this chemical reaction.</p>

Name this chemical reaction.

dehydration synthesis