Transcript Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

Created by Terri Street
Copyright, 2000
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What kind of molecule has carbon bonded to carbon
as well as other elements such as oxygen and
hydrogen?
 A. organic
 B. inorganic
 C. nonorganic
 D. pseudo-organic
 A. organic
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Macromolecules are polymers which may
consist of hundreds of repeating units called
 A. polymer
 B. dymer
 C. monomer
 D. trimer
C. monomer
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Which organic molecule may not be
considered a polymer?
 A. protien
 B. lipic
 C. carbohydrate
 D. nucleic acid
B. lipid
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The five major elemental
components of macromolecules are
 A. CHONP
 B. CONPK
 C. CSOHN
 D. CHONS
A. CHONP
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Some organic compounds have
functional groups which determine
 A.physical properties
 B. linear structure
 C. class of organic
molecule
 D.chemical properties
D. Chemical properties
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Class name alcohol; found in ethanol,
glycerol, and sugars; polar functional group
 A. phosphate, -PO3
B. hydrogen, H
C. hydroxyl, -OH
 D. carboxyl, COOH
C. hydroxyl, -OH
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Class name carboxylic acid; found in acetic acid,
amino acids, fatty acids, and sugars; polar; weak acid
 A. phosphate, -PO3
 B. carboxyl, COOH
 C. hydroxyl, -OH
 D. methyl, CH3
B. carboxyl, -OH
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Polar carbonyl;
 A. aldehyde
 B. methyl
 C. ketone
 D. amine
C. ketone
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Polar carbonyl;
 A. ketone
 B. methyl
 C. amine
 D. aldehyde
D. aldehyde
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Functional group which can create
bridges in protein folding
 A. methyl
 B. sulfhydryl
 C. phosphate
 D. amine
B. sulfhydryl
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A disacharide consists of two
sugars joined by a
 A. glycosidic linkage
 B. peptide linkage
 C. sulfhydryl linkage
 D. alcohol linkage
A. Glycosidic linkage
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(alpha) glucose molecules in linear
arrangement
 A. glycogen
 B. starch
 C. chitin
 D. cellulose
B. starch
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(alpha) glucose molecules in
branched arrangement
 A. starch
 B. chitin
 C. glycogen
 D. cellulse
C. glycogen
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Linear arrangement of (beta)
glucose molecules
 A. chitin
 B. glycogen
 C. starch
 D. cellulose
D. cellulose
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Arrangement of (beta) glucose
molecules with N-containing group
 A. chitin
 B. starch
 C. glycogen
 D. cellulose
A. chitin
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