LS MISA

Question 1

which vitamin Helps clot your blood

Answer 1

Vitamin K

Question 2

A leaf floats on top of a pond instead of sinking below the water level

Answer 2

Surface tension

Question 3

PH below 7

Answer 3

Acid

Question 4

Strengthens Bones

Answer 4

Vitamin D

Question 5

A substance that contains carbon

Answer 5

Organic

Question 6

Because of its polarity, water molecules are attracted and stick to one another

Answer 6

Cohesion

Question 7

A water molecule has slight positive and negative charges. this makes the molecule “sticky”

Answer 7

Polarity

Question 8

Water can dissolve many substances

Answer 8

Universal solvent

Question 9

PH above 7

Answer 9

Base

Question 10

water molecules stick to other materials/molecules

Answer 10

Adhesion

Question 11

Helps fight against illness/infection

Answer 11

Vitamin C

Question 12

Carbohydrate monomer

Answer 12

Monossacharide

Question 13

lipid monomer

Answer 13

fatty acids

Question 14

protein monomer

Answer 14

amino acids

Question 15

nucleic acid monomer

Answer 15

nuclotides

Question 16

examples of carbohydrate

Answer 16

• glucose
• starch
• cellulose

Question 17

examples of lipids

Answer 17

• oils
• fat
• phospholipids

Question 18

examples of proteins

Answer 18

• antibodies
• enzymes
• insulin
• hemoglobin

Question 19

examples of nucleic acids

Answer 19

• DNA-
• RNA
• ATP

Question 20

Function of Carbohydrate

Answer 20

Carbohydrates are a primary source of energy for the body. They are broken down into glucose, which is used by cells for energy. Carbohydrates also have structural functions, such as providing support for cell walls in plants.

Question 21

Function of lipid

Answer 21

Lipids are a diverse group of biomolecules that are not soluble in water. They serve as a source of energy, as well as a structural component of cell membranes. Lipids also act as insulation, protecting the body from temperature changes.

Question 22

Function of Protein

Answer 22

Proteins are involved in a wide variety of functions within the body. They serve as enzymes, catalyzing chemical reactions in the body. Proteins also act as structural components, such as in muscle tissue, and help transport molecules across cell membranes.

Question 23

Function of nucleic Acid

Answer 23

Nucleic acids, such as DNA and RNA, store and transmit genetic information. DNA contains the instructions for building proteins, while RNA helps to carry out this process. Nucleic acids are essential for the growth, development, and reproduction of all living organisms.

Question 24

Base pair rule

Answer 24

C binds with G, A binds with T

Question 25

What are nitrogen bases, sugar, phosphate known as?

Answer 25

nucleotides