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| These are also called "fats" |
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| This is a good source of short-term energy? |
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| The most important element for life is what? |
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| Carbon-based molecules are all large molecules, otherwise called what? |
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| What type of chemistry involves studying carbon and organisms that have life? |
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| What is the type of chemistry that studies non-living things that lack carbon? |
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| carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids |
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| What are the 4 carbon-based macromolecules we are studying? |
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| These carbon-based macromolecules are often found in the structure of plants? |
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| Starches are many types of what sugar bonded together? |
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| What carbon-based macromolecules are a good source of long-term energy |
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DNA
(deoxyribonucleic acid) |
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| This gives cells the information they need to make protein and other parts of the cell? |
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| eye color, male or female, fingerprint pattern, tongue roll, earlobe shape, dimples, and many other traits |
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| What are 3 things that your DNA might determine? |
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| There about 100,000 of these in the human body? |
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| What carbon-based macromolecule is a good source of fiber? |
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| What carbon-based macromolecule is an important part of your skin's structure? |
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| What carbon-based macromolecule is known to help you keep in body heat? |
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| Genetic material such as DNA is an example of what carbon-based macromolecule? |
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| What are proteins made of? |
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| Animal fats are an unhealthy source of these carbon-based macromolecules? |
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| What carbon-based macromolecules are found in every cell of the body? |
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| What is the most common sugar found in carbohydrates? |
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| What macromolecules help build muscle? |
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| What is the soft, waxy substance found among lipids that can be dangerous to your health? |
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| Chloesterol can dissolve in your bloodstream. True or False? |
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| What macromolecules help your immune system to fight infection? |
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| What macromolecules are known to be a good source of stored up energy? |
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| Cushioning your body against a hard blow and protecting it from injuries is a job of which macromolecule? |
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| These are good to eat an hour or two before playing hoops? |
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| What macromolecules help strengthen tendons? |
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Which of the following is an example of a food with high protein?
a. banana
b. oils
c. Gatorade
d. peanut butter |
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Which of the following would be bad for your cholesterol?
a. apple
b. tuna
c. steak
d. mashed potatoes |
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Which of these would you get alot of "carbs" from?
a. eggs
b. sunflower seeds
c. vegetable oil
d. bread |
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Which of these 3 meats has the least amount of lipids (fats)?
a. chicken
b. beef
c. pork |
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| cheese, milk, peanut butter, eggs, nuts, seeds |
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| Other than meats and fish, list 2 other types of foods high in protein? |
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| What are two types of foods that can be found on both the protein list and the lipids list? |
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| nucleic acids such as genetic material |
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| Which of the 4 carbon-based macromolecules might most likely be found at a crime scene? |
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| Lacking certain ones of these macromolecules could lead to deformities or even premature death. |
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| Rice and potatoes are carbs that have many glucose sugars bonded together. They are commonly called what? |
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| False. It is used to build cell structures. It is needed to produce hormones. Parts of it are broken down into vitamin D which many organs need. |
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| Cholesterol is always bad for you. True or False? |
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| In what organ is cholesterol produced? |
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