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$100 – Question Inorganic Molecules

Inorganic Molecules are usuallyClassified into these two groups: (2)

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Ionic and Covalent

$200 Question Inorganic Molecules

Any compound lacking carbon atoms,Or when present is ionically bound toOther atoms. (2)

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What is inorganic compound?

$300 Question Inorganic Molecules

This is one of the most common Examples of an inorganic molecule:(2)

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What is water?

$400 Question Inorganic Molecules

An example of an inorganic moleculeThat still contains carbon: (2)

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What are charcoal and diamonds?

$500 QuestionInorganic Molecules

Inorganic compounds form the basisOf _______________. (2)

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What is chemistry?

$100 QuestionOrganic Molecules

The four major groups of organic substances.

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What are nucleic acid, carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids? 2 (page 48)

$200 QuestionOrganic Molecules

Macromolecules are composed of glucose or amino acids which are joined together bythese types of bonds.

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What are covalent bonds? 2(page 43)

$300 Question Organic Molecules

Carbohydrates are divided into three types of classes, for example, Polysaccharides arethese types of sugars.

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What are complex sugars? 2 (page 48)

$400 Question Organic Molecules

Proteins are broken into two categories and enzymes, which bring molecules together orsplit them apart, are a part of this category. 2 (page 48)

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What is functional? 2 (page 48)

$500 QuestionOrganic Molecules

Lipids are water-insoluble organic biomolecules that serve several critical roles in thispart of the body.

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What is the cell membrane? 2 (page 54-56)

$100 QuestionOrganelles

The organelle responsible for adenosine triphosphate (ATP) synthesis that is known as the “power plant” of cells. (2)

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What is the mitochondria?

$200 QuestionOrganelles

Found attached to the rough endoplasmic reticulum and scattered throughout the cytoplasm, the ribosome’s main function is this. (2)

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What is protein synthesis?

$300 QuestionOrganelles

In addition to serving as the boundary of the cell, this organelle contains proteins that function as markers to identify other cells

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What is the plasma membrane?

$400 QuestionOrganelles

The organelle that processes molecules within its membranes and forms globules of glycoproteins.

$400 AnswerOrganelles

What is the Golgi apparatus?

$500 Question Organelles

This organelles houses the genetic code of the cell and plays an essential role in cell transport, metabolism, and cell growth.

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What is the nucleus?

$100 QuestionCell Membrane

Membrane proteins that react to the presence of hormones or other chemicals? (2)

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What are receptors?

$200 QuestionCell Membrane

Which cell structure is considered the miniature circulatory system? (2)

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What is endoplasmic reticulum?

$300 QuestionCell Membrane

The stage of a lysosome’s activity causes a change in its size and ___?(2)

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What is shape?

$400 QuestionCell Membrane

This is the name of the current model of how cell membranes are constructed.

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What is the Fluid Mosaic Model?

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This is a steroid lipid that mixes with phospholipid molecules to form a blend of lipids that stays fluidenough to function properly at body temperature. (2)

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What is cholesterol?

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Nucleic acids have deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic acids known as DNA and RNA, whichcontain these types of tiny molecules.

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What are nucleotides? 2 (page 59)

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These hairlike extensions serve to move substances over the cell surface or propel sperm cells. (2)

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What are cilia and flagella?

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This organelle is divided into two segments (smooth and rough) and synthesizes either proteins, lipids, or carbohydrates depending on which part. (2)

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What is the endoplasmic reticulum(ER)?