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Biomolecule Basics Quiz

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Biomolecule essentials

by Daniel Cortes
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Which is a structural role of carbohydrates?

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Which class do monosaccharides belong to?

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What is a disaccharide example from the material?

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Which is a function of lipids?

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Which molecule class includes triglycerides and waxes?

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What is a property of proteins?

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What is the role of nucleic acids?

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Which structure is part of a chromosome?

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Which foods are rich in carbohydrates according to the guide?

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Name foods rich in lipids as in the material?

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Carbohydrates provide structural support in plants via cellulose. This is a structural function mentioned in the guide.

Monosaccharides are the simplest carbohydrates, i.e., simple sugars.

Disaccharides are formed by two monosaccharides; sucrose is a common example listed.

Lipids store energy long-term and provide insulation, as noted in the lipid section.

Triglycerides and waxes are classified as simple lipids.

Proteins can denature or lose structure when pH changes significantly.

Nucleic acids govern replication, transcription of RNA, and translation into proteins.

The centromere is a key chromosome region; other options are organelles.

The guide lists cereals, potatoes, and bananas as carbohydrate-containing foods.

Butter, oil, and chocolate are cited as lipid-rich foods in the notes.

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