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1 Today’s Topic: Biochemistry
Welcome to Jeopardy Today’s Topic: Biochemistry

2 How many protons does Nitrogen have?

3 What is the purpose of fat in the body? List 2.

4 Open Ended Provide the elements that make up Carbohydrates. What is the ratio of elements?

5 How much unsaturated fat is in this food?

6 What are two factors that can denature an enzyme?

7 Bases release _____ in solution.

8 Label this!

9 What type of carbohydrate is Glucose an example of…

10 What is the total calorie count in the label below?

11 If you add lemonade mix to water, the water is the ______.
A. Solvent B. Solution C. Solute D. Mixture

12 When bonds are created, what is happening to the energy?
A. It is being released B. It is being absorbed C. It is being released and absorbed D. None of the above

13 Identify a product in this reaction. HCl + H2O H+ + Cl- + H20
A. HCl B. H+ C. H202 D. None of the above

14 What polysaccharide stores energy in muscle and liver tissue?

15 If you add lemon juice to water what happens to the H+ and the pH?
A. The pH and H+ increases B. The pH and H+ decreases C. pH increases, H+ decreases C. pH decreases, H+ increases

16 What is the % daily value for sodium?

17 Water is an example of ________
A. An atom B. An ion C. A molecule D. A element

18 Atomic Mass tells you the number of __________.

19 When energy is being RELEASED into the environment, what kind of reaction is this?
A. Endothermic B. Exothermic C. Efrothermic D. A reaction

20 Enzymes are ______. A. Living B. Catalysts C. Used up in reactions
D. Can withstand high temperatures

21 Which biological macromolecule transports substances between cells?

22 What type of biological molecule is an enzyme?

23 A pH of 12 is a … A. Strong Acid B. Strong Base C. Weak Acid
D. Weak Base E. Neutral

24 Red litmus paper turns ______ in the presence of a base.
A. Yellow B. Red C. Blue D. White

25 When [H+] = [OH-], then A. Acids take over B. pH 7 C. Slightly basic
D. Extra electrons

26 1. Label The Parts of the Reaction!
Double Jeopardy!! 1. Label The Parts of the Reaction! 2. What does denaturing mean?

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