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1.2.1 Definition of Life 1.2.3 Characteristics of Life 1.3.1 Function of Food 1.3.2 Chemical Elements 1.3.3 Biomolecular Structures Follow-Me – iQuiz.

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1 1.2.1 Definition of Life 1.2.3 Characteristics of Life 1.3.1 Function of Food 1.3.2 Chemical Elements 1.3.3 Biomolecular Structures Follow-Me – iQuiz

2 Q. A sex cell is also known as a... 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

3 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

4 Q. Calcium and iron are examples of essential … 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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6 Q. Cellulose is a polysaccharide. What is it formed from? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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8 Q. Describe a test for a named polysaccharide. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

9 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

10 Q. Does the test for protein require heat? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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12 Q. Does the test for reducing sugar require heat? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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14 Q. Give an example of a trace element in the human diet. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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16 Q. Give two reasons why living things need energy. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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18 Q. In relation to the human diet, what is meant by a trace element? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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20 Q. Name a monosaccharide. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

21 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

22 Q. Name a polysaccharide that has a different role to cellulose. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

23 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

24 Q. Name the reagent(s) used when testing for a protein. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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26 Q. Removal from the body of the waste products of metabolism is called... 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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28 Q. True or False. Glucose is a monosaccharide. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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30 Q. True or False. Nitrogen is a trace element. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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32 Q. True or False. Nutrition is the way living organisms get rid of waste. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

33 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

34 Q. True or False. Polysaccharide molecules contain many sugar units. 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

35 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

36 Q. What colour indicates a positive result in the test for protein? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

37 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

38 Q. What colour indicates a positive result in the test for reducing sugar? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

39 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

40 Q. What is a disaccharide? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

41 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

42 Q. What is meant by metabolism? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

43 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

44 Q. What is the initial colour of the reagent(s) used in the test for a reducing sugar? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

45 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

46 Q. What is the initial colour of the reagent(s) used in the test for a protein? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

47 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

48 Q. What is the ratio of hydrogen atoms to oxygen atoms in a carbohydrate? 2:1 FALSE Excretion Carbohydrate made of two sugar units or monosaccharides Glucose; Lactose; Ribose; Deoxyribose Gamete For movement; Heat; Making products; Internal transport; etc. Iodine & Blue/Black colour Minerals; Elements Small amount needed Starch; Glycogen The sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism OR catabolism + anabolism Glucose; Monosaccharides units Yes TRUE Violet Biuret; Copper sulphate and sodium hydroxide Iron; Copper; Zinc Blue No Brick red

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