You may not have heard the word monosaccharide before, but you have probably heard of glucose . Glucose is an example of a monosaccharide. What is another example?

Which type of lipid would a polar bear need a lot of to keep it warm?

Which category of lipids includes sex hormones like estrogen and testosterone?

All of these macromolecules contain carbon and hydrogen atoms. What is another element that all macromolecules contain? (Type the entire word.)

If you take two monosaccharides and join them together, you get a disaccharide. “Di” means “two.” Disaccharide is a scientific name. Can you give a more familiar example of a disaccharide?

Although macromolecules are gigantic, they are all built out of smaller building blocks. The building blocks used to assemble proteins are called amino acids. What is the name of the building blocks used to build carbohydrates?

The first law of thermodynamics says this cannot be created or destroyed, but can be changed from one form to another.

A ball rolling down a hill is demonstrating this type of energy of motion.

The molecule that an enzyme acts upon.

A ball at the top of a hill possesses this type of stored energy.