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Biology: Life on Earth with Physiology, 10e (Audesirk)

Chapter 3   Biological Molecules

 

3.1   Multiple Choice Questions

 

1) Prions are known to cause

1.   A) mad cow disease.

2.   B) the common cold.

3.   C) herpes.

4.   D) sickle cell anemia.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.1

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

2) Which of the following is NOT an organic molecule?

1.   A) Protein

2.   B) Nucleic acid

3.   C) Monosaccharide

4.   D) Carbon monoxide

5.   E) Lipid

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.1

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

3) You are telling your friend that organic molecules are all made up of carbon backbones with hydrogens. She doesn’t understand how there can be so many different organic molecules if they all are made up of the same basic components. You explain that organic molecules

1.   A) vary because they possess different isotopes of carbon.

2.   B) vary because they possess different functional groups.

3.   C) actually all have the same structure but differ in the number of electrons.

4.   D) are different because of the different types of hydrogen bonds that form.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.1

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

 

4) Which of the following best explains the molecular complexity of living organisms?

1.   A) The large number of different monomers allows for the construction of many polymers.

2.   B) Each organism has its own unique set of monomers for use in constructing polymers.

3.   C) Condensation reactions can create different polymers because they can combine virtually any molecules in the cell.

4.   D) Although there are not many biological molecules in cells, each one has many different functions.

5.   E) A small number of monomers can be assembled into large polymers with many different sequences.

Answer:  E

Diff: 1

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Application/Analysis

5) Large biological molecules are synthesized by removing

1.   A) carbon.

2.   B) covalent bonds.

3.   C) water.

4.   D) oxygen.

5.   E) peptides.

Answer:  C

Diff: 1

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

6) What type of chemical reaction results in the breakdown of organic polymers into their respective subunits?

1.   A) Condensation

2.   B) Oxidation

3.   C) Hydrolysis

4.   D) Ionization

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

7) Which of the following reactions requires the removal of water to form a covalent bond?

1.   A) Glycogen → glucose subunits

2.   B) Peptide → alanine + glycine

3.   C) Cellulose → glucose

4.   D) Glucose + galactose → lactose

5.   E) Fat → fatty acids + glycerol

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

8) Which of the following best summarizes the relationship between dehydration reactions and hydrolysis?

1.   A) Dehydration reactions assemble polymers, and hydrolysis breaks them down.

2.   B) Hydrolysis creates polysaccharides, and dehydration creates monosaccharides.

3.   C) Dehydration reactions can occur only after hydrolysis.

4.   D) Hydrolysis creates monomers, and dehydration reactions destroy them.

5.   E) Dehydration reactions occur only in animals, and hydrolysis reactions occur only in plants.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Application/Analysis

9) In dehydration synthesis, the atoms that make up a water molecule are derived from

1.   A) oxygen.

2.   B) only one of the reactants.

3.   C) both of the reactants.

4.   D) carbohydrates.

5.   E) enzymes.

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

10) If digestion is ________, then synthesis is ________.

1.   A) hydrolysis; dehydration

2.   B) dehydration; hydrolysis

3.   C) organic; inorganic

4.   D) inorganic; organic

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

11) Hydrolysis may be correctly described as the

1.   A) heating of a compound in order to drive off its excess water and to concentrate its volume.

2.   B) breaking of a compound into its subunits by adding water between the subunits.

3.   C) constant removal of hydrogen atoms from a carbohydrate.

4.   D) removal of water from a polymer.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Synthesis/Evaluation

 

 

12) Keratin and silk are examples of ________, whereas glucose and maltose are examples of ________.

1.   A) proteins; lipids

2.   B) proteins; carbohydrates

3.   C) carbohydrates; proteins

4.   D) nucleic acids; lipids

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

13) Dehydration synthesis involves the removal of a hydrogen ion and a hydroxyl ion. What happens next?

1.   A) A large polymer is split apart into small monomers.

2.   B) The hydrogen and hydroxyl ions interact to form water.

3.   C) A polysaccharide is released from a monosaccharide.

4.   D) The hydrogen ion becomes an isotope.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Application/Analysis

14) Which molecule is a disaccharide?

1.   A) Glucose

2.   B) Water

3.   C) Lactose

4.   D) Fructose

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

15) The carbohydrate in DNA is

1.   A) ribose.

2.   B) cellulose.

3.   C) glucose.

4.   D) deoxyribose.

5.   E) phosphate.

Answer:  D

Diff: 1

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

16) Maltose is made from

1.   A) two peptides.

2.   B) two glucose molecules.

3.   C) glucose and fructose.

4.   D) glucose and galactose.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

17) The fiber in your diet is actually

1.   A) protein.

2.   B) ATP.

3.   C) starch.

4.   D) glycogen.

5.   E) cellulose.

Answer:  E

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

18) Chitin is an example of a

1.   A) monomer.

2.   B) polysaccharide.

3.   C) nucleic acid.

4.   D) peptide.

5.   E) triglyceride.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

19) Where is glycogen stored in vertebrate animals?

1.   A) Liver and muscles

2.   B) Brain and kidneys

3.   C) Teeth and bones

4.   D) Pancreas and blood

5.   E) Fat cells

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

20) An example of a structural polysaccharide is

1.   A) maltose.

2.   B) chitin.

3.   C) starch.

4.   D) glucose.

5.   E) glycogen.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

21) Which of the following provides long-term energy storage for plants?

1.   A) Glucose

2.   B) Glycogen

3.   C) Starch

4.   D) Cellulose

5.   E) ATP

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

22) Lactose is a disaccharide of glucose and galactose, and its digestion requires the actions of the enzyme lactase. If lactose is eaten as part of the diet but is not digested by lactase, this sugar is then metabolized by bacteria in the intestine, leading to the symptoms of lactose intolerance. Lactose intolerance, therefore, results from a(n)

1.   A) lack of hydrolysis of lactose.

2.   B) lack of dehydration synthesis of lactose.

3.   C) low blood lactose level.

4.   D) inability of the body to produce lactose.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Application/Analysis

23) In humans, dental cavities form when Streptococcus mutans bacteria in the mouth hydrolyze sucrose. Which of the following is (are) the products of this reaction?

1.   A) Glucose and fructose

2.   B) Starch

3.   C) Glucose and galactose

4.   D) Glycogen

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

 

24) Which of the following can serve as an energy source and as structural support in plant cells?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

25) Which of the following include monosaccharide monomers?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

26) When the level of glucose in your blood is high, your body is able to store excess glucose in the liver by forming glycogen. When blood glucose levels fall, this stored glucose can be released. Based on this information, which of the following is true?

1.   A) Glucose is a polysaccharide that can join to form the monosaccharide glycogen.

2.   B) Glucose is not an organic molecule, but glycogen is an organic molecule.

3.   C) Glycogen is a polysaccharide formed by joining excess monosaccharides of glucose.

4.   D) Glycogen is a highly branched functional group that forms a larger glucose polymer.

Answer:  C

Diff: 3

Section:  3.3

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

27) Which type of lipid is most important in biological membranes?

1.   A) Fat

2.   B) Steroid

3.   C) Phospholipid

4.   D) Oil

5.   E) Trans fat

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

28) Which of the following is insoluble in water?

1.   A) Olive oil

2.   B) DNA

3.   C) Sucrose

4.   D) Salt

5.   E) Amino acids

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

29) Cholesterol, testosterone, and estrogen are examples of

1.   A) fatty acids.

2.   B) proteins.

3.   C) steroids.

4.   D) hormones.

5.   E) waxes.

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

30) Triglycerides are

1.   A) polymers of amino acids.

2.   B) always composed of carbon rings.

3.   C) a main component of cellular membranes.

4.   D) hydrophilic.

5.   E) made from glycerol and fatty acids.

Answer:  E

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

31) When 1 gram of each of these food sources is consumed, which yields the greatest amount of energy in calories?

1.   A) Sucrose

2.   B) Glucose

3.   C) Phenylalanine

4.   D) Polypeptide

5.   E) Fat

Answer:  E

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

32) Fats and oils are made of

1.   A) three glycerols and three fatty acids.

2.   B) three fatty acids and one glycerol.

3.   C) one glycogen and two phospholipids.

4.   D) two fatty acids and one carboxyl acid.

5.   E) three amino acids and one glycerol.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

33) Phospholipids are unusual yet important to cell membrane structure because they

1.   A) are part of DNA.

2.   B) contain nucleic acids.

3.   C) have a polar end and a nonpolar end.

4.   D) are found only in animals.

5.   E) are an important energy carrier molecule.

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

34) Lard is a solid fat at room temperature. What does this tell you about the triglycerides in lard?

1.   A) The fats in lard are not organic molecules.

2.   B) Lard is composed of saturated fats.

3.   C) The fats in lard are mostly phospholipids.

4.   D) Lard is composed of unsaturated fats.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

35) New government regulations require that foods containing trans fats be labeled appropriately. A trans fat is formed when food manufacturers turn liquid oils into solid fats by adding hydrogen to vegetable oils. This hydrogenation process produces a solid fat because adding the hydrogen

1.   A) allows fats to form tertiary and quaternary structures.

2.   B) allows the fatty acid chains to pack together more tightly.

3.   C) causes a phospholipid to form.

4.   D) forms a wax molecule.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Synthesis/Evaluation

 

36) All of the following lipids or lipid components are hydrophobic EXCEPT:

1.   A) waxes.

2.   B) saturated fats.

3.   C) unsaturated fats.

4.   D) fatty acid “tails.”

5.   E) fatty acid “heads.”

Answer:  E

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

37) The fat substitute Olestra contains a sucrose backbone with six to eight fatty acids attached. How is this different from a naturally occurring fat?

1.   A) Naturally occurring fats contain a glycerol and three fatty acids.

2.   B) Naturally occurring fats contain a glycerol, two fatty acids, and a phosphate group.

3.   C) Naturally occurring fats contain a sucrose backbone and three fatty acid chains.

4.   D) It isn’t; Olestra and natural fats have the same structure, just different tastes.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Synthesis/Evaluation

 

38) Two classes of organic compounds typically provide energy for living systems. Representatives of these two classes are

1.   A) fats and amino acids.

2.   B) amino acids and glycogen.

3.   C) amino acids and ribose.

4.   D) fats and polysaccharides.

5.   E) nucleic acids and phospholipids.

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

39) Imagine that you have isolated a mysterious liquid from a sample of food. You add the liquid to a beaker of water and shake vigorously. After a few minutes, the water and the other liquid separate into two layers. To which class of biological molecules does the unknown liquid most likely belong?

1.   A) Carbohydrates

2.   B) Lipids

3.   C) Proteins

4.   D) Enzymes

5.   E) Nucleic acids

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Synthesis/Evaluation

40) In a biological membrane, the phospholipids are arranged with the fatty acid chains facing the interior of the membrane. As a result, the interior of the membrane is

1.   A) hydrophobic.

2.   B) hydrophilic.

3.   C) charged.

4.   D) polar.

5.   E) filled with water.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

41) Which of the following biological molecules possess large nonpolar regions, making them insoluble in water?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

42) Which of the following groups is crucial to the structure and function of the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

43) Which of the following is true about waxes?

1.   A) They are a type of complex carbohydrate.

2.   B) They are an important food source, and most animals have enzymes for breaking them down.

3.   C) They are saturated fats and are solid at normal outdoor temperatures.

4.   D) They are unsaturated and most similar to proteins.

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

44) Which of the following lipids makes up about 2% of the human brain?

1.   A) Glycogen

2.   B) Myosin

3.   C) Glycerol

4.   D) Cholesterol

Answer:  D

Diff: 1

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

45) HDL and LDL are different types of cholesterol found in the blood. These compounds are

1.   A) carbohydrates.

2.   B) proteins.

3.   C) lipids.

4.   D) nucleic acids.

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

46) The group of biological molecules that are most diverse in function is

1.   A) carbohydrates.

2.   B) lipids.

3.   C) proteins.

4.   D) nucleic acids.

Answer:  C

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

47) Enzymes are ________ that catalyze chemical reactions within the body.

1.   A) proteins

2.   B) carbohydrates

3.   C) lipids

4.   D) nucleic acids

Answer:  A

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

48) The different proteins contained in living organisms are composed of ________ unique amino acids.

1.   A) 4

2.   B) 20

3.   C) 100

4.   D) 1,000

5.   E) more than 5,000

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

49) The specific function of a protein is determined by the

1.   A) exact sequence of amino acids.

2.   B) number of disulfide bonds.

3.   C) hydrophilic “head” attached to the hydrophobic “tail.”

4.   D) fatty acids that are joined together in the polypeptide.

5.   E) number of peptide bonds it contains.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

50) What do carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins have in common?

1.   A) Polymers of these organic molecules form monomers via dehydration synthesis reactions.

2.   B) Covalent bonding holds these molecules together.

3.   C) All are inorganic molecules.

4.   D) All are important enzymes that function within the cell.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

51) A peptide bond forms between which of these groups?

1.   A) Amino and aldehyde

2.   B) Carboxyl and amino

3.   C) Hydroxyl and carboxyl

4.   D) Phosphate and hydroxyl

5.   E) Carboxyl and aldehyde

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

52) All of the following are polysaccharides EXCEPT:

1.   A) starch.

2.   B) maltose.

3.   C) glycogen.

4.   D) chitin.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

53) What maintains the secondary structure of a protein?

1.   A) Peptide bonds

2.   B) Disulfide bonds

3.   C) Hydrogen bonds

4.   D) Ionic bonds

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

54) Complex, three-dimensional, tertiary structures of proteins result from

1.   A) ionic bonds.

2.   B) hydrogen bonds.

3.   C) disulfide bonds.

4.   D) both B and C.

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

55) The four polypeptides that are joined together to make hemoglobin represent which level of protein organization?

1.   A) Primary structure

2.   B) Secondary structure

3.   C) Tertiary structure

4.   D) Quaternary structure

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

56) Which of the following is an example of a protein?

1.   A) Keratin

2.   B) Cellulose

3.   C) Estrogen

4.   D) ATP

Answer:  A

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

57) Which type of molecule is most abundant in a typical cell?

1.   A) Hydrocarbon

2.   B) Protein

3.   C) Water

4.   D) Lipid

5.   E) Carbohydrate

Answer:  C

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

58) Which of the following refers to the amino acid sequence of proteins?

1.   A) Primary

2.   B) Secondary

3.   C) Tertiary

4.   D) Quaternary

Answer:  A

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

59) What type of amino acid side chain would you expect to find on the surface of a protein embedded in a cell membrane?

1.   A) Cysteine

2.   B) Hydrophobic

3.   C) Hydrophilic

4.   D) Charged

5.   E) Polar, but not charged

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

 

60) A denatured protein differs from a normal protein because it

1.   A) does not contain amino acids.

2.   B) has lost its usual secondary and tertiary structures.

3.   C) is composed of nucleotides.

4.   D) contains many disulfide bonds.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

61) Which of the following biological molecules are composed of amino acid subunits?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  A

Diff: 1

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

62) Which of the following may possess primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

63) Your classmate is trying to keep all the facts about biological molecules straight. He asks you to explain how amino acids and proteins are related. What do you tell him?

1.   A) Proteins are made up of chains of amino acids.

2.   B) Amino acids are formed by joining together many proteins.

3.   C) Proteins are a portion of an amino acid.

4.   D) Proteins are chains of carbohydrates, and amino acids are a type of lipid.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

64) Your friend is trying to learn about how to kill bacteria. She reads that preservatives such as citric acid are added to foods because the acidic environment kills bacteria by denaturing their proteins. She thinks this sounds like a lot of scientific jargon and asks you what it means. How can you explain it in simpler terms?

1.   A) Denaturing their proteins means that the proteins in bacteria are converted into carbohydrates.

2.   B) The acid causes the cells to swell and burst open, also known as denaturation.

3.   C) Denaturing means that the proteins of the bacteria lose their structure and can’t function, so the bacteria die.

4.   D) Denaturing refers to the fact that the bacterial cells divide too quickly and die.

Answer:  C

Diff: 3

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

65) Scientists consider prions to be “puzzling” proteins. Which of the following is true about prions?

1.   A) Prions are proteins that are denatured more easily than most proteins.

2.   B) Prions are noninfectious proteins.

3.   C) Prions are infectious proteins that cannot be denatured by any amount of heat.

4.   D) Prions are proteins that cause nearby proteins to change shape and become infectious.

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.5

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

66) Which of the following correctly matches an organic polymer with its monomers, respectively?

1.   A) Protein, amino acids

2.   B) Carbohydrate, polysaccharides

3.   C) Hydrocarbon, monosaccharides

4.   D) Lipid, steroids

5.   E) DNA, ATP

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

67) The “backbone” of a nucleic acid molecule is made of

1.   A) nitrogenous bases.

2.   B) sugar and phosphate groups.

3.   C) ATP molecules.

4.   D) NAD+and FAD.

5.   E) amino acids.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

68) DNA carries genetic information in its

1.   A) helical form.

2.   B) sequence of bases.

3.   C) tertiary structure.

4.   D) phosphate groups.

5.   E) sugar groups.

Answer:  B

Diff: 1

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

69) The covalent bonds joining two nucleotides within a single strand of DNA form between

1.   A) a phosphate group and a base.

2.   B) deoxyribose and a phosphate group.

3.   C) adenine and guanine.

4.   D) the phosphate groups of each nucleotide.

Answer:  B

Diff: 2

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

70) Adenosine triphosphate is an example of a(n)

1.   A) carbohydrate.

2.   B) protein.

3.   C) lipid.

4.   D) nucleotide.

5.   E) inorganic molecule.

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

71) A nucleotide is made of a

1.   A) phospholipid, sugar, and base.

2.   B) phosphate, protein, and base.

3.   C) phosphate, sugar, and base.

4.   D) phospholipid, sugar, and protein.

Answer:  C

Diff: 1

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

72) Which of these is NOT a nucleic acid or nucleotide?

1.   A) RNA

2.   B) DNA

3.   C) ATP

4.   D) LDL

Answer:  D

Diff: 1

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

73) Suppose you have discovered a new virus and have isolated its nucleic acids. What feature could you look for to determine whether the nucleic acids of this virus are RNA or DNA?

1.   A) If it is RNA, it will contain ribose.

2.   B) If is RNA, it will contain deoxyribose.

3.   C) If it is DNA, the virus will not contain proteins.

4.   D) If it is RNA, there will be no adenine.

Answer:  A

Diff: 2

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Application/Analysis

 

74) Which of the following biological molecules are composed of monomer units containing a sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogen-containing base?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  D

Diff: 1

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

75) Which of these biological molecules contain genetic information?

1.   A) Proteins

2.   B) Carbohydrates

3.   C) Lipids

4.   D) Nucleic acids

Answer:  D

Diff: 2

Section:  3.6

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

3.2   True/False Questions

 

1) Functional groups determine the characteristics and chemical reactivity of organic molecules.

Answer:  TRUE

Diff: 1

Section:  3.1

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

2) Phospholipids have hydrophilic tail regions and hydrophobic head regions.

Answer:  FALSE

Diff: 2

Section:  3.4

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

3.3   Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

 

1) Carbon provides a backbone for a variety of biological molecules. With an atomic number of 6, carbon typically forms ________ covalent bonds.

Answer:  four

Diff: 2

Section:  3.1

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

2) Important biological molecules that have a carbon backbone bonded to hydrogen atoms are considered to be ________.

Answer:  organic

Diff: 2

Section:  3.1

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

3) Many biological molecules are formed by the joining of monomer units in a(n) ________ reaction (removal of water); the reverse process occurs via a(n) ________ reaction (addition of water).

Answer:  dehydration synthesis; hydrolysis

Diff: 2

Section:  3.2

Skill:  Knowledge/Comprehension

 

 

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