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4. The Elements of Life
Atoms and Molecules
Acids and Bases
Organic Compounds
Organic Functions
Monomers and Polymers
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5. The four elements that make up 96% of living things

6. What are Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon and Nitrogen?

7. The element that can form long stable chains

8. What is Carbon?
A 200

9. The element found in nucleic acids and proteins, but not in carbohydrates and lipids

10. What is Nitrogen?
A 300

11. Elements found in very small quantities

12. What are Trace elements?

13. The most common compound found in living cells
A 500

14. What is water?
A 500

15. Compounds that are not water soluble

16. What are Lipids?
B 100

17. A compound that contains carbon and 2 hydrogen for every one oxygen

18. What are carbohydrates?

19. A compound that consists of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and sulfur

20. What is a Protein?
B 300

21. The only organic compound that contains Phosphorus
B 400

22. What are Nucleic Acids?
B 400

23. Includes Cholesterol and Waxes
B 500

24. What are Lipids?
B 500

25. The molecule that cells use for genetic information

26. What are Nucleic Acids?
C 100

27. The compound that cells use for structures and enzymes

28. What are Proteins?
C 200

29. Used mostly for energy, but also used for hormones and to form waterproof coatings

30. What are Lipids?
C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE
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32. The 2 compounds that function mostly to provide and store energy

33. What are Carbohydrates and Lipids?

34. Organic compounds recognized by the suffix “ose”

35. What are carbohydrates? (glucose, fructose, sucrose)

36. The polymer form of carbohydrates

37. What are starches?
D 100

38. Made from fatty acids and glycerol

39. What are Lipids?
D 200

40. A simple name for Monosaccharides

41. What are Sugars?
D 300

42. The monomer form of nucleic acids

43. What are Nucleotides?
D 400

44. The polymer formed from amino acids

45. What are Proteins?
(also Polypeptides)
D 500

46. Equal to the atomic number

47. What are Protons?
E 100

48. Formed when the number of protons is NOT equal to the number of electrons

49. What are Ions?
E 200

50. The 2 subatomic particles that add up to the Atomic Mass

51. What are Protons and Neutrons?

52. Chemical bonds formed by sharing electrons

53. What are Covalent Bonds?

54. Atoms of the same element that have different atomic mass

55. What are Isotopes?
E 500

56. pH = 7
F 100

57. What is Neutral?
F 100

58. pH is less than 7
F 200

59. What are Acids?
F 200

60. pH of 12-14
F 300

61. What are Strong Bases?
F 300

62. The ion released by an Acid
F 400

63. What are hydrogen ions (H+)?
F 400

64. The ion released by Bases
F 500

65. What are hydroxide ions (OH-)?
F 500

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An enzyme only works if it fits the shape and polarity of the substrate
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68. What is the Lock and Key concept?
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