Biology Jeopardy 3 Jeopardy Template

Lipids	Carbohydrates	Nucleic Acids	Protein	Name That Macromolecule!
100 Fats What is are lipids?	100 Sugar What are the building blocks of carbohydrates?	100 The storing of genetic information in DNA and RNA What are nucleic acids important for?	100 All the time How often are you making protein?	100 Carbohydrate What is the macromolecule that is necessary for the construction of cells such as cellulose?
200 Storing energy What does the body use lipids for?	200 Gives us lots of energy, and important for cell structure. Why are carbohydrates important to life?	200 Nucleotides What are nucleic acids made out of?	200 Protein Synthesis What is the process by which proteins are created?	200 proteins What is the macromolecule that has 4 structures, and folds?
300 A type of lipid that contains a phosphate group, and is essential for the cell membrane. What is a phospholipid?	300 The breaking down of sugar molecules by adding water. What is hydrolysis?	300 5-carbon sugar, phosphate functional group, and a nitrogenous base. What are nucleotides made out of?	300 Peptide bonds What kind of bonds are amino acids held together by?	300 lipid What macromolecule is triglyceride?
400 A saturated fat is a when the tail is surrounded,or saturated by hydrogen. An unsaturated fat isn't like this. What is the difference between a saturated and unsaturated fat?	400 2:1 What is the hydrogen to carbon/oxygen ratio?	400 Deoxyribose, Adenine, guanine, cytosine, and guanine. What is the 5 carbon sugar in DNA, and the 4 nitrogenous bases in DNA?	400 DNA What determines the order and number of amino acids in an acid chain?	400 Proteins What is the macromolecule that is defined (individual) based on it's R group?
500 Cholesterol holds the phospholipids in place during warm or cold temperatures so the phospholipids can always regulate what passes in and out of the cells. How does cholesterol maintain balance when it comes to what goes in and out of a cell?	500 Sugar molecules are surrounded by hydroxide, (OH-), which is polar, so it can for hydrogen bonds with water. Why is it that sugar can be dissolved in water?	500 Adenine with Thymine, Cytosine with Guanine They are held together by hydrogen bonds. What nitrogenous bases bond together in DNA, and how?	500 The hydrogen bonds because different amino acids will be attracted to each other due to their polarity. What determines how a protein folds and how?	500 Nucleic Acids What is the macrocmolecule that is responsible for creation of proteins in certain ways?

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