Biology I Unit I, Test #4 Review Vocabulary Terms: Chemical Reaction Law of Conservation of Mass Organic Polymers Monomers Monosaccharide Fatty Acid Cholesterol Nucleotide DNA Amino Acid Enzyme Watersheds Test questions will be developed from your lecture notes, vocabulary book, and other graded-work/handouts found within your Interactive Notebook. This is NOT an open note test. Question format will be: 27 multiple-choice questions, 7 true/false questions, and 1 essay. You are encouraged to attend the after school study session on 11/23/15 in ROOM 9/23 Study hard and good luck! LABORATORY ACTIVITIES *Review your work on the following labs: 1. Gum Drop Lab (pg. 82-83) 2. Lego Lab (pg. 86-87) 3. Enzme Lab (pg. 90-91) There will be questions on the test that pertain to these lab activities. Review the materials, procedures, and conclusions. 1. Matter and Energy Flow (78-79): Atoms, Molecules, Compounds 2. Chemical Formulas (pg. 79): Molecular Formulas Structural Formulas 3. Chemical Reactions (pg. 79) What/Where are the reactants and What/Where are the products in a chemical reaction? What allows other atoms to bond to Carbon so readily? Law of Conservation of Mass Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration 4. Compounds Important to Life (pg. 79): What are Inorganic Molecules? What are the 4 types Organic Molecules? Give examples of both types of molecules. 5. Macromolecules (pg. 81) What are the building blocks of Macromolecules? How are polymers formed? Explain the relationship between dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis. Explain the relationship between monomers and polymers. What would a generic monomer and polymer look like? 6. Carbohydrates (pg. 81): What is the function of a carbohydrate? What atoms combine to form carbohydrates? What are the building blocks (monomers) of carbohydrates? Name three types of simple sugars and provide examples. Name two disaccharides and provide examples. Name three polysaccharides and provide examples. Recognize the structural formula of glucose 7. Lipids (pg. 85) Explain four functions of lipids? What are the building blocks of lipids? What atoms combine to form lipids? Recognize the structural formula of a triglyceride. Where are lipids found? 8. Nucleic Acids (pg. 86): What is the function of each type of Nucleic Acid? What atoms make up nucleic acids? What is a monomer of a nucleic acid called? What are the three subparts of a nucleotide? Where are nucleic acids found? 9. Proteins (pg. 89) What are five functions of proteins? What are the atoms that make up proteins? What is a monomer of a protein called? Where are proteins found? Why are Enzymes important? What factors affect enzymatic action?