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1. What does the prefix “mono” mean?

1. What does the prefix “mono” mean?. Single Double Multiple (two or more) None of the above. 2. How many sugars are in a polysaccharide?. A single sugar molecule Two sugar molecules Multiple sugar molecules None of the above. 3. What is the function of nucleic acid as a biomolecule?.

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1. What does the prefix “mono” mean?

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  1. 1. What does the prefix “mono” mean? • Single • Double • Multiple (two or more) • None of the above

  2. 2. How many sugars are in a polysaccharide? • A single sugar molecule • Two sugar molecules • Multiple sugar molecules • None of the above

  3. 3. What is the function of nucleic acid as a biomolecule? • To provide energy for the cell • To help break down organic compounds • To store energy for the cell • None of the above

  4. 4. What are the building blocks for proteins? • Amino Acids • Fatty acids and glycerol • Nucleotides • Monosaccharides

  5. 5. Monomer means 1 smaller Unit. Which monomer below is a building block of Lipids • Nucleic acid • Monosaccharide • Fatty Acids • Enzymes

  6. 6. Which protein speedsup chemical reactions? • Amino Acids • Nucleic Acids • Enzymes

  7. 7. Which Biomolecule contains the element Nitrogen and it’s main job is Heredity. • A. Nucleic Acids • B. Lipids • C. proteins • D polysacharrides

  8. 8. What is the main Biomolecule that plants produce for Humans to survive? • Oxygen • Carbon Dioxide • Glucose • Water

  9. 10. Which of the following is not an organic compound (biomolecule)? • Nucleic Acid • Carbohydrate • Lipid • All are organic compounds (biomolecules).

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