Chemistry
Water
Macromolecules
Organelles Part 1
Organelles Part 2
Molecule Transport
Final Exam Jeopardy
Organelles Organelles
Part 1
Part 2
Molecule
Transport
Chemistry
Water
Macromolecules
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Final Jeopardy!
$100 Question
This is the product of the equation:
2 H2 + O2  2 H2O .
$100 Answer
What is 2 H2O?
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Daily Double
Daily Double
Question
When an atom has a negative charge, it
has gained an extra one of these.
Daily Double Answer
What is an electron?
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$300 Question
Electrons are arranged in this form within
an atom.
$300 Answer
What is within an electron “cloud”?
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$400 Question
This type of bond is created when one
atom donates an electron to another
atom.
$400 Answer
What is an ionic bond?
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$500 Question
This happens to atoms in chemical
reactions.
$500 Answer
What is rearranged?
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$100 Question
The word hydrophobic means this.
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What is “water-fearing”?
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$200 Question
Because water has a slight negative
charge and a slight positive charge,
allowing for hydrogen bonds to form, it is
referred to as this type of molecule.
$200 Answer
What is a polar molecule?
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$300 Question
The hydrogen and oxygen in a single
water molecule create this type of bond
with each other.
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What is a covalent bond?
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$400 Question
Cohesion in water occurs due to this.
$400 Answer
What are hydrogen bonds?
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$500 Question
Hydrogen bonds between water
molecules occur due to this quality in
water.
$500 Answer
What is polarity?
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$100 Question
This is the function carbohydrates serve
for an organism.
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What is to provide energy?
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$200 Question
This is the name for a chain of simple
sugars.
(It creates a carbohydrate.)
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What is a polysaccharide?
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$300 Question
This macromolecule is known to control
chemical reactions in the cell, build
muscles, and defend the body.
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What are proteins?
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$400 Question
Enzymes are known to lower this in
chemical reactions.
$400 Answer
What is the activation energy?
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$500 Question
This type of reaction occurs when a
monomer or polymer is removed from a
chain, through the addition of a water
molecule.
$500 Answer
What is a hydrolysis reaction?
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$100 Question
This organelle is stores the cell’s DNA
and directs activities in the cell.
$100 Answer
What is a nucleus?
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$200 Question
This organelle is the site of
photosynthesis in the plant cell.
$200 Answer
What is the chloroplast?
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Daily Double
Daily Double
Question
These begin at the ribosome, travel to the
rough ER, bud off in a vesicle, travel to
the Golgi, and are given directions in the
Golgi to be transferred to either
lysosomes, vacuoles, or vesicles.
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What are proteins?
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$400 Question
This organelle is responsible for modifying
and folding the protein before sending it to
its final destination.
$400 Answer
What is the Golgi apparatus?
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$500 Question
This organelle is a membrane-bound sac
that moves products into or out of the cell.
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What is the vesicle?
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Daily Double
Daily Double
Question
The rough ER is characterized by having
this organelle attached to its surface.
Daily Double Answer
What are ribosomes?
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$200 Question
This refers to the network of fibers that
extend through the cytoplasm.
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What is the cytoskeleton?
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$300 Question
This organelle refers to the area between
the cell membrane and the nucleus.
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What is the cytoplasm?
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$400 Question
This organelle digests worn out
organelles.
$400 Answer
What is the lysosome?
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$500 Question
These are organelles on the outer surface
of the cell that aid with cell movement.
$500 Answer
What are the flagella and cilia?
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$100 Question
This process refers to the diffusion of
water.
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What is osmosis?
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$200 Question
This refers to the net movement of
molecules from an area of high
concentration to an area of low
concentration.
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What is diffusion?
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$300 Question
The channels within the cell membrane
are made of this.
$300 Answer
What are proteins?
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$400 Question
This refers to the process that occurs
when energy is used to move molecules
against their concentration gradient (from
an area of lower concentration to an area
of higher concentration).
$400 Answer
What is active transport?
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$500 Question
Due to the qualities of the phospholipid
bilayer, this molecule cannot simply
diffuse across the membrane. It must use
a transport protein to enter or leave the
cell.
$500 Answer
What is water?
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Final Jeopardy Topic
MACROMOLECULES
Final Jeopardy
Question
Name each of the four types of
macromolecules, along with an example
of each type.
Final Jeopardy
Answer
What are:
1. Carbohydrates (sugars)
2. Lipids (fats, oils, steroids)
3. Proteins (enzymes)
4. Nucleic Acids (DNA)
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