AP Biology Jeopardy!
BIOCHEMISTRYWater Acid Base CarbsLipidsProteins Nucleic Acids Final
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FINAL JEOPARDY The answer is…. The answer is….
Final Jeopardy back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question A. 6 B. 5 C. 4 back
Answers Final Jeopardy Answer--Who is Albert Einstein?
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Water 200 The number of water molecules that can hydrogen bond to a single water molecule. back
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Water 400 In a water molecule, oxygen is electronegative which means it has a partial _____ charge and the hydrogens have a partial ____ charge. back
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Water 600 The definition of a kilocalorie. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water by 1°C back
Water 800 When water condenses on a surface, the temperature increases due to this happening. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question T The release of heat by the formation of hydrogen bonds back
Water 1000 The number of grams of C 2 H 6 required to make 1 L of a 0.5 M solution of the molecule? (Carbon = 12, Oxygen = 16, Hydrogen = 1) back
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Acid Base 200 Acids donate this to solution Back
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Daily Double Daily Double
Acid Base 400 If a pH increased from 6 to 10, this would be the concentration of H+ ions. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question The concentration of H+ ions have DECREASED by 10 X 10 X 10 X 10 = 10,000 back
Acid Base 600 Bases donate this to solution. back
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Acid Base 800 What a buffer does. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question Accept H+ ions when they are in excess and donating H+ ions when they are low. back
Acid Base 1000 The name of the enzyme that monitors blood pH in humans. (removes CO 2 ) back
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Carbs 200 The bond made between two sugars when forming a monosaccharide. back
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Carbs 400 The process used to create a polysaccharide (the reaction) back
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Carbs 600 The reason why humans cannot digest cellulose. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question Humans only have the enzyme to hydrolyze alpha glycosidic links. Cellulose has beta links. back
Carbs 800 The monomer of a starch back
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Carbs 1000 What would be the chemical formula when making maltose? (Glucose + Glucose) back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question C 12 H 22 O 11 (Lose a water molecule) back
Lipid 200 A triglyceride is made up of these. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question Glycerol and 3 fatty acids back
Lipids 400 Name the Structure (generic term) back backback
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Evo Lingo 600 True or False Lipids are water soluble back
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Daily Double Daily Double
Lipids 800 In a phospholipid, the phosphate head is Hydrophobic/hydrophilic. back
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Lipids 1000 The picture is a(n) saturated/unsaturated fatty acid. Explain what that means. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question Unsaturated There is a double bond between carbons (not saturated with Hydrogens) back
Proteins 200 Monomers of a protein. back
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Proteins 400 There are 20 amino acids. This is what makes each one different. back
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Proteins 600 The type of bond formed between two amino acids in a protein. back
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Patterns 800 Disulfide bonds in a protein indicate this structure. back
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Patterns 1000 The biochemical cause of sickle cell disease. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question The amino acid glutamic acid is replaced with valine. Causes a confirmational change in protein structure change in RBC structure at the PRIMARY level back
Nucleic Acids 200 Three parts of a nucleotide back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question Pentose sugar, nitrogenous base, and phosphate back
Nucleic Acids 400 back Two examples of nucleic acids.
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question DNA and RNA (ATP is a special nucelotide) (ATP is a special nucelotide) back
Nucleic Acids 600 Type of bond between each nucleotide. back
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Nucleic Acids 800 The purines and the pyrimadines. back
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question Purines: Adenine and Guanine Pyrimadines: Cytosine, Uracil, and Thymine back
Nucleic Acids 1000 back Who discovered DNA?
Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question ROSALIND FRANKLIN!!! (Oh yeah, and those dudes Watson, Crick, and Wilkins) back