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AP Bio Ch. 5 Study Guide

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Interactive question 5.8
What level of structure are these interactions producing?
a.
primary because of peptide bonds
b.
secondary because of H bonds
c.
tertiary because of R group interactions
d.
quaternary because of multiple polypeptides
 

 2. 

Interactive question 5.10 B
Is this a purine or pyrimidine?
a.
purine
b.
pyramidine
 

 3. 

Interactive question 5.10 C
Is this a DNA nucleotide or an RNA nucleotide?
a.
DNA
b.
RNA
 

Multiple Response
Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.
 

 4. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#1 molecules that would combine to form a fat
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 5. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#2 molecule that would be attached to other monomers by a peptide bond
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 6. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#3 molecules or groups that would combine to form a nucleotide
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 7. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#4 molecules that are carbohydrates
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 8. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#5 molecule that is a purine
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 9. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#6 monomer of a protein
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 10. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#7 groups that would be joined by phosphodiester bonds
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

 11. 

Structure Your Knowledge #2 2nd part
#8 most nonpolar (hydrophobic) molecule
 a.
A
 e.
E
 b.
B
 f.
F
 c.
C
 g.
G
 d.
D
 

Completion
Complete each statement using the word bank.
addition       aldose       carbonyl       dehydration reactions       hydrolysis     hydroxyl       ketose       removal       rings
 

 12. 

Interactive Question 5.1
Monomers are linked into polymers by __________________,
 

 

 13. 

which involve the _______________ of a water molecule.
 

 

 14. 

Polymers are broken down to monomers by _____________,
 

 

 15. 

which involves the _____________ of a water molecule.
 

 

 16. 

Interactive question 5.2
You can recognize a monosaccharide by its multiple __________ groups
 

 

 17. 

and its one __________ group,
 

 

 18. 

whose location determines whether the sugar is an _____________
 

 

 19. 

or a ____________.
 

 

 20. 

In aqueous solutions, most five and six-carbon sugars form ____________.
 

 

Matching
 
 
Interactive question 5.4
a.
disaccharides
g.
monosaccharides
b.
starch
h.
polysaccharides
c.
CH2O
i.
chitin
d.
glycogen
j.
energy compounds
e.
carbon skeletons; monomers
k.
animals
f.
cellulose
l.
glycosidic linkages
 

 21. 

A
 

 22. 

B
 

 23. 

C
 

 24. 

D
 

 25. 

E
 

 26. 

F
 

 27. 

G
 

 28. 

H
 

 29. 

I
 

 30. 

J
 

 31. 

K
 

 32. 

L
 
 
Interactive question 5.6
a.
fatty acids
f.
glycerol
b.
phosphate group
g.
saturated: no C=C bonds
c.
fats, triacylglycerides
h.
cell membrane component, hormones
d.
steroids
i.
phospholipids
e.
unsaturated: has some C=C bonds
j.
cell membranes
 

 33. 

A
 

 34. 

B
 

 35. 

C
 

 36. 

D
 

 37. 

E
 

 38. 

F
 

 39. 

G
 

 40. 

H
 

 41. 

I
 

 42. 

J
 
 
Interactive question 5.7 B
a.
polar R group
b.
nonpolar R group
 

 43. 

alanine
 

 44. 

serine
 
 
Interactive question 5.8
a.
ionic bond
b.
disulfide bridge
c.
hydrophobic interactions and van der Waals interactions
d.
hydrogen bond
 

 45. 

A
 

 46. 

B
 

 47. 

C
 

 48. 

D
 
 
Interactive question 5.10
a.
phosphate group
b.
nitrogenous base
c.
deoxyribose
 

 49. 

A
 

 50. 

B
 

 51. 

C
 
 
Structure Your Knowledge #2
Identify the type of monomer or group shown by the formulas a-g.
a.
phosphate group
e.
amino acid (glycine)
b.
fatty acid
f.
sugar, (pentose, ribose)
c.
sugar (triose)
g.
glycerol
d.
nitrogenous base, purine (adenine)
 

 52. 

A
 

 53. 

B
 

 54. 

C
 

 55. 

D
 

 56. 

E
 

 57. 

F
 

 58. 

G
 



 
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