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What are example of lipids?
Protines are the most diverse macromolecule
Honors Biology Basics Study Help
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Protines are the most diverse macromolecule
False
True
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What are example of lipids?
DNA or RNA
Vegetables, (Not including cucumbers and spinach)
Fats, steroids, and oils
Sugar, brown sugar
3
Cation and Antion mean the same thing
False
True
4
You'll ace this test!
True
False
5
What is a Solute?
Salt
Oil
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What is a Fact?
An undisputable truth
A theory based on experiments
An idea to test
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A Law is a broad concept (How?) and it's widely accepted as fact
True
False
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What does DV stand for?
Doubtful Ventilation
Drowsy Vally
Dependent Variable
Dependent Variation
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What makes protines the most diverse macromolecule?
They are used for energy the most, and first.
They do a variety of jobs (makeup bones, transport, immune system, etc.)
They provide 9 calories per gram
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What is the difference between a observation and an inference?
They are the same
Observation: your view on thingsInference: fact
Inference: What you see/hear/touchInference: an educated guess
Observation: What you see/hear/touchInference: an educated guess
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Molecules are made up of Macromolecules
True
False
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In what order does the body consume macromolecules for energy?
Proteins, Carbohydrates, Lipids
Lipids, Proteins, Carbohydrates
Calories, Lipids, Proteins
Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins
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What is IV stand for?
Intelligent Variety
Independent Variable
Educated Variant
Interesting Variation
14
We get Nucleic Acids from foods, not DNA
True
False
15
What is considered the Universal Solvent?
Milk
Water
H20
Pepsi
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Monosaccharides are the monomers that make up Carbohydrates
False
True
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What is science?
The thoughts of scientists
A way to research an idea
an organized body of knowledge on a particular subject.
Your mom :)
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What are Periods on the Periodic Table?
Periods: .
Periods: Aunt Flow :)
Periods: Number of valence electrons in an element
Periods: energy levels of the element
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What are Valence Electrons?
The electrons on the outermost ring of the electron cloud
Another name for isotopes
What makes up hydrogen bonds
Protons (Ummm)
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The group that an element is in shows how many Valence electrons it has
False
True
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Hydrophilic means water fearing
True
False