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1 This is Jeopardy Biochemistry

2 Category No. 1 Category No. 2 Category No. 3 Category No. 4 Category No Final Jeopardy

3 C1-100-The answer is… The monomer of a nucleic acid What is nucleotide? Back

4 C1-200-The answer is… An atom that carries a charge What is an ion? Back

5 C1-300-The answer is… A bond in which electrons are shared. What is a covalent bond? Back

6 C1-400-The answer is… Water is an effective solvent because… It is a polar compound Back

7 C1-500-The answer is… This process breaks polymers into monomers Hydrolysis Back

8 C2-100-The answer is… The monomer of many polysaccharides glucose Back

9 C2-200-The answer is… The attractive force between unlike particles adhesion Back

10 C2-300-The answer is… This is what makes carbon a good basis for organic molecules The ability to form 4 bonds so it can bond with many other atoms including itself Back

11 C2-400-The answer is… Lipids are good energy storage molecules because They have many carbon-hydrogen bonds Back

12 C2-500-The answer is… Enzymes lower activation energy by Linking to the substrate and weakening it’s bonds Back

13 C3-100-The answer is… Electrons are transferred in this type of bond ionic Back

14 C3-200-The answer is… The monomer of a protein Amino acid Back

15 C3-300-The answer is… List one example of a monosaccharide, a disaccharide, and a polysaccharide Glucose, table sugar, pasta Back

16 C3-400-The answer is… This lipid is vital in the structure of the cell membrane phospholipid Back

17 C3-500-The answer is… Water can travel against gravity in plants due to Capillary action Back

18 C4-100-The answer is… This is the monomer of a lipid Fatty acid Back

19 C4-200-The answer is… Organic molecules that catalyze reactions What is an enzyme? Back

20 C4-300-The answer is… This reaction builds big molecules from smaller ones Condensation reaction Back

21 C4-400-The answer is… This describes something that repels water hydrophobic Back

22 C4-500-The answer is… Which part of the fatty acid is hydrophilic and which is hydrophobic? Hydrophilic – head or carboxyl Hydrophobic – hydrocarbon tail Back

23 C5-100-The answer is… The attraction of like particles cohesion Back

24 C5-200-The answer is… Why is water a polar molecule? Oxygen end is a little negative and hydrogen end is positive – uneven charges Back

25 C5-300-The answer is… Molecules that have the same formula but different structures are isomers Back

26 C5-400-The answer is… What is the difference between a saturated fat and an unsaturated fat? Saturated: all C are surrounded by H – single bonds Unsaturated: C’s are not surrounded by H – double bonds Back

27 C6-500-The answer is… Name the 5 parts of an amino acid H, C, carboxyl, amino group, R group Back

28 Final Jeopardy Name all 4 classes of organic molecules, state the role they perform and give an example of each. Carbohydrates: energy - table sugar, potatoes Proteins: structural building blocks – muscle, hair, skin Lipids: protection, insulation – triglycerides, phospholipid Nucleic Acids: store hereditary info. – DNA, RNA Back End Game