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All organic compounds contain what element? $200

Carbon next

$400 If you add water to a polymer to break it into monomers, what kind of reaction is taking place? $400

Hydrolysis next

What three shapes can carbon form? $600

Straight chain, branched chain and ring next

How is carbon different from many other elements? $800

1.It can form single, double or triple bonds with other atoms. 2. It has four electrons in its outermost energy level. 3.It readily bonds with other carbon atoms. next

Glycogen, a polysaccharide in your liver, may be broken down to glucose by what process? $1000

Hydrolysis next

List the three types of carbohydrates. $200

MonosaccharidesDisaccharidesPolysaccharides next

List 3 specific examples of carbohydrates. $400

SugarGlycogenCellulose next

What 3 elements make up a carbohydrate and in what ratio? $600

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen 1:2:1 next

The carbohydrate that provides support in plants is called… $800

Cellulose next

Carbohydrates and lipids have many carbon-hydrogen bonds. When those bonds are broken, what is released? $1000

ENERGY! next

Long chains of amino acids are found in which macromolecule? $200

Proteins next

Amino acids are monomers of which macromolecule? $400

Proteins next

What would happen if we didn’t have enzymes in our body? $600

The chemical reactions in our body would occur too slowly to support life processes. next

A model of enzyme action is called what? $800

Induced Fit Model next

Which element is found in proteins, but not in carbohydrates or lipids? $1000

Nitrogen next

What is a more common name for lipids? $200

Fats next

Earwax and cholesterol are lipids. What is another example of a lipid in our cell membranes? $400

Phospholipids next

Are lipids polar or nonpolar molecules? $600

Nonpolar Molecules next

Lipids are soluble in what? $800

Other lipids (fats & oils) next

List the three parts of a phospholipid. $1000

Glycerol, a phosphate group and two fatty acid tails next

Which of the following is NOT a part of the phosphorous cycle? a. soil b. atmosphere c. organisms d. rocks e. marine sediments $200

b. atmosphere next

Each of the following are major nutrient cycles EXCEPT a. Water cycle b. Nitrogen Cycle c. Rock Cycle d. Sulfur Cycle e. Carbon Cycle $400

c. Rock cycle next

Nitrogen is a major component of all of the following EXCEPT a. Proteins b. Nucleic acids c. Groundwater d. Ammonia e. DNA $600

c. Groundwater next

The major limiting plant nutrient is a. a. calcium b. sulfur c. c. nitrogen d. d. potassium e. e. phosphorous $800

e. phosphorus next

Much of the Earth’s phosphorus is stored in a. plants & animals b. the oceans c. the atmosphere d. underground rocks/minerals e. soil $1000

d. underground rocks/minerals next

Final Jeopardy Today’s Category: Macromolecule Structure

The molecule below is an example of which type of macromolecule? Answer

Lipids next