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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Elements and Water Carbs and Fermentation ProteinsLipidsEnzymes Anything Goes

6. Name the elements Zn, Cu, and K A 100

7. Zinc, Copper, Potassium A 100

8. Name the three main elements in the body A 200

9. Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen A 200

10. Life on earth is based on the element _______ and the compound _______. A 300

11. Carbond, Water A 300

12. What is the difference between adhesion and cohesion? A 400

13. Adhesive – sticks to something else Cohesive – sticks to itself A 400

14. A 500 Name two of the three properties of water that we discussed in class.

15. Polar Expands when frozen Excellent solvent Adhesive/Cohesive A 500

16. Give two examples of monosaccharides B 100

17. Glucose, fructose, galactose B 100

18. Name the two types of reactions that join and split monosaccarides. B 200

19. Hydrolysis Dehydration Synthesis/Condensation B 200

20. Give an example of a polysaccharide B 300

21. Celluose Starch Glycogen Chitin B 300

22. What are the products of fermentation? B 400

23. CO2 Alcohol B 400

24. Is yeast a bacteria, fungus, or a plant? B 500

25. Fungus B 500

26. C 100 Name the building blocks of protein.

27. Amino Acid C 100

28. The many amino acids in a chain is called a _______. C 200

29. Polypeptide C 200

30. Name the two types of protein. C 300

31. Fibrous and Globular C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. Name the three organic compounds that we studied and a function of each. C 400

34. Protein – enzymes Carbs – energy Lipids - storage C 400

35. What three letter ending does every amino acid have? C 500

36. -ine C 500

37. What is the fat called that is found in the blood? D 100

38. Triglyceride D 100

39. True or False? Steroids belong to the lipid group. D 200

40. True D 200

41. What are the two types of fat? Why are they called these? D 300

42. Saturated – saturated with hydrogens – all single bonds Unsaturated – not saturated with hydrogens – contain double bonds as well D 300

43. What are two functions of lipids? D 400

44. Storage of Energy Protection Insulation Carries nutrients Structural component Membranes D 400

45. What elements are lipids composed of? D 500

46. Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen D 500

47. What is the three letter ending to most enzymes? E 100

48. -ase E 100

49. Name two commercial products containing enzymes. E 200

50. Meat Tenderizer Contact Lens cleaner Drain cleaner Detergents Beano Septic Cleaner Lactase pills E 200

51. What did the kiwi demonstration show? E 300

52. The kiwi demonstration showed that too much heat damages (denatures) an enzyme E 300

53. Name three features of an enzyme. E 400

54. Reusable Specific All proteins Unchanged during Rxns E 400

55. Name 3 factors that influence enzyme activity E 500

56. Temperature pH other enzymes amt. of substrate amt. of enzyme E 500

57. All saccharide words end in _______. F 100

58. -ose F 100

59. What can you live longer without? Water or Food? F 200

60. Food F 200

61. How do enzymes speed up reactions? F 300

62. They lower the activation energy needed to start a reaction. F 300

63. Where are the protons, neutrons, and electrons in an atom located? F 400

64. Protons and Neutrons – in the nucleus Electrons – found outside nucleus F 400

65. What is the substance Beano supposed to do? F 500

66. Helps break down oligosaccharides before they reach the intestines. F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Enzymes Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Describe the lock and key hypothesis in enzyme activity. Click on screen to continue

69. All enzymes are specific to an enzyme. They fit together in a certain way. The enzyme is the lock and the substrate is the key. Click on screen to continue

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