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    Biomolecules Quiz

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    This document contains a worksheet on biomolecules with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. It asks students to identify elements in biomolecules like carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids. It also asks students to identify parts of a protein, draw and label biomolecule diagrams, and determine which biomolecule is needed in different biological scenarios. The worksheet evaluates students' understanding of the four major classes of biomolecules and their structures and functions.

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    This document contains a worksheet on biomolecules with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. It asks students to identify elements in biomolecules like carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids. It also asks students to identify parts of a protein, draw and label biomolecule diagrams, and determine which biomolecule is needed in different biological scenarios. The worksheet evaluates students' understanding of the four major classes of biomolecules and their structures and functions.

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    Name: _______________________ Biomolecules Section: __________

    1. List the elements that are found in each of the __________


    following molecules. Circle the two that have
    the most elements in common.

    a. Carbohydrates – ____________
    b. Proteins – ____________
    c. Lipids – ____________
    d. Nucleic Acids – ____________

    2. In the drawing below of a protein, identify the


    following:

    A
    __

    B C

    D
    __________
    A. ________________________
    B. ________________________
    C. ________________________
    D. ________________________
    __________

    3. Identify the specific molecule that each diagram


    belong. Write C for carbohydrate, L for lipid, N for
    nucleic acid and P for protein.

    _____________ __________

    __________

    __________

    __________

    __________ _________ _

    __________
    __________
    Which molecule (Write C for carbohydrate, L for
    lipid, N for nucleic acid and P for protein) would
    you need if you…
    ____ needed a quick boost of energy
    ____wanted to grow strong nails
    ____haven’t eaten in days
    ____wanted to grow healthy hair
    ____had a race tomorrow afternoon
    ____were getting ready for hibernation
    ____wanted to get bigger muscles
    ____next meal will be in a week
    ____have hair which is dry and brittle
    __________ ____are really tired all the time
    ____have fingernails that break and are soft
    ____get cold very easily

    __________ Which specific biomolecule (Write C for


    carbohydrate, L for lipid, N for nucleic acid and P
    for protein) is each food mostly made of?

    _______ Almond _______ Egg white


    _______ Wheat _______ Cheese
    _______ Celery _______ Beef jerky
    _______ Noodles _______ Cranberries
    _______ Soy bean _______ Spinach
    __________ _______ Table sugar _______ Popcorn
    _______ Lobster _______ Cranberries
    _______ Sesame oil

    4. Identify the specific molecule (carbohydrate, Answer TRUE or FALSE to the following
    lipid, nucleic acid, protein) from each description. statements about biomolecules.
    Write C for carbohydrate, L for lipid, N for nucleic
    acid and P for protein. _____Biomolecules include carbs, lipids, proteins,
    and nucleic acids.
    _____Water is one of the types of biomolecules.
    ____provides long-term energy storage for animals _____Biomolecules are living things.
    ____instructions for building proteins _____Life would be impossible without
    ____provides immediate energy biomolecules.
    ____hormones controlling reproduction _____Biomolecules are too large to fit inside cells.
    ____provides short-term energy storage for plants
    ____animal and plant structures Identify the parts of the microscope being
    ____forms the cell membrane of all cells described.
    ____speeds up chemical reactions by lowering ___________1. Move stage slightly; sharpen image
    activation energy ___________2. Used to support the top part of the
    ____sugars such as glucose microscope when carried.
    ___________3. Regulates the amount of light
    ____cells convert this into ATP for immediate
    ___________4. The bottom part, used for support.
    energy ___________5. Projects light upwards through the
    ____monomer is amino acids diaphragm, the specimen and the lenses.
    ____provides long-term energy storage for plants ___________6. Moves the stage up and down
    ____genetic material ___________7. Holds the slide in place
    ____controls the rate of chemical reactions ___________8. Contains the ocular lens.
    ____oil used for cooking ___________9. Holds two or more objective lenses
    and can be rotated to change power.
    ____provides short-term energy storage for animals
    ___________10. Combination of lenses at the
    ____made of monosaccarides viewing end of optical instruments.
    ____monomer of nucleic acids ___________11. Small platform where the
    ____forms the muscles of your body specimen is mounted for examination.

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