A.P. Biology Chapter 5 (Macromolecules)
In this quiz which focuses on the scientific topic of biology, we’ll be taking a specific look at macromolecules – which are very large molecules commonly created by the polymerization of smaller subunits. An example of these macromolecules is protein, which is a biopolymer and shares the category with nucleic acids, carbohydrates and lipids. What else do you know about macromolecules? Take the quiz and we’ll find out!
- 1.What is a monomer?
- A.
A single unit of macromolecules
- B.
Multiple units of macromolecules
- C.
A type of protein
- D.
An organic compound
- 2.What is a polymer?
- A.
A single unit of macromolecules
- B.
Multiple units of macromolecules
- C.
A type of protein
- D.
An organic compound
- 3.How do you get from a monomer to a polymer?
- A.
Add water
- B.
Add carbon
- C.
Remove water
- D.
Remove carbon
- 4.How do you get from a polymer to a monomer?
- A.
Add water
- B.
Add carbon
- C.
Remove water
- D.
Remove carbon
- 5.What is a dehydration/condensation reaction?
- A.
The addition of water
- B.
The removal of water
- C.
How to get from a polymer to a monomer
- D.
How to get from a monomer to a polymer
- E.
A and C
- F.
B and D
- 6.What is hydrolysis?
- A.
The addition of water
- B.
The removal of water
- C.
How to get from a polymer to a monomer
- D.
How to get from a monomer to a polymer
- E.
A and C
- F.
B and D
- 7.What are carbohydrates?
- A.
Proteins
- B.
Fats, oils, etc..
- C.
Sugars, starches, etc..
- D.
The basis of genetics
- 8.What is the ratio of carbohydrate chemical formulas?
- A.
CHO3O
- B.
CH2O
- C.
CHO
- D.
CHO2
- 9.How many calories are in 1g of carbohydrate?
- A.
1
- B.
4
- C.
9
- D.
15
- 10.What is the monomer of carbs?
- A.
Nucleotide
- B.
Amino Acid
- C.
Monosaccharide
- D.
Glycerol
- 11.What are the 3 monosaccharides?
- A.
Glucose, Sucrose, Lactose
- B.
Maltose, Fructose, Galactose
- C.
Glucose, Fructose, Galactose
- D.
Maltose, Sucrose, Lactose
- 12.What is the polymer of a carbohydrate?
- A.
Phospholipid
- B.
Disaccharide
- C.
DNA
- D.
Secondary Structure
- 13.What holds 2 monosaccharides together?
- A.
Glycosidic linkage
- B.
Ester linkage
- C.
Phosphodiester linkage
- D.
Peptide bond
- 14.What does glucose+glucose give you?
- A.
Maltose
- B.
Sucrose
- C.
Lactose
- D.
Galactose
- 15.What does glucose+fructose give you?
- A.
Maltose
- B.
Sucrose
- C.
Lactose
- D.
Galactose
- 16.What does glucose+galactose give you?
- A.
Maltose
- B.
Sucrose
- C.
Lactose
- D.
Sucrose
- 17.What is starch?
- A.
A form of protein
- B.
A combination of many glucose molecules
- C.
A storage polysaccharide
- D.
Both B and C
- 18.What are the alpha glucoses?
- A.
Animal and Plant starch
- B.
Cellulose and chitin
- C.
Animal starch and chitin
- D.
Plant starch and cellulose
- 19.What are the beta glucoses (structural polysaccharides?
- A.
Animal and Plant starch
- B.
Cellulose and chitin
- C.
Animal starch and chitin
- D.
Plant starch and cellulose
- 20.What are the 2 plant starches?
- A.
Amylaose and Glycogen
- B.
Amylopectin and Glycogen
- C.
Amylose and Amylopectin
- D.
Glycogen and Glucose
- 21.What is animal starch called?
- A.
Amylopectin
- B.
Glucose
- C.
Amylose
- D.
Glycogen
- 22.What is cellulose used for?
- A.
Fungi and arthropod exoskeletons
- B.
Animal skeletons
- C.
Plant cell walls
- D.
Cell membranes
- 23.What is chitin used for?
- A.
Fungi and arthropod exoskeletons
- B.
Animal skeletons
- C.
Plant cell walls
- D.
Cell membranes
- 24.What are lipids?
- A.
Proteins
- B.
The basis for genetics
- C.
Sugars, starches ,etc..
- D.
Fats, oils, etc...
- 25.What are lipids made with?
- A.
Glycerol and Glucose
- B.
Phosphate and Glucose
- C.
Glycerol and Fatty Acid
- D.
Phosphate and Fatty Acid
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