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THIS
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Jeopardy
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With
Your
Host...
Mr. Taylor-Lehman
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Jeopardy
Anything Goes
Elements and Water
Carbs and Fermentation
Proteins
Lipids
Enzymes
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Name the elements Zn, Cu, and K
A 100
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Zinc, Copper, Potassium
A 100
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Name the three main elements in the body
A 200
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Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen
A 200
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Life on earth is based on the element _______ and
the compound _______.
A 300
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Carbond, Water
A 300
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What is the difference between adhesion and
cohesion?
A 400
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Adhesive sticks to something else Cohesive
sticks to itself
A 400
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Name two of the three properties of water that
we discussed in class.
A 500
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Polar Expands when frozen Excellent
solvent Adhesive/Cohesive
A 500
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Give two examples of monosaccharides
B 100
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Glucose, fructose, galactose
B 100
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Name the two types of reactions that join and
split monosaccarides.
B 200
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Hydrolysis Dehydration Synthesis/Condensation
B 200
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Give an example of a polysaccharide
B 300
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CelluoseStarchGlycogenChitin
B 300
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What are the products of fermentation?
B 400
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CO2 Alcohol
B 400
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Is yeast a bacteria, fungus, or a plant?
B 500
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Fungus
B 500
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Name the building blocks of protein.
C 100
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Amino Acid
C 100
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The many amino acids in a chain is called a
_______.
C 200
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Polypeptide
C 200
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Name the two types of protein.
C 300
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Fibrous and Globular
C 300
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DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400
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Name the three organic compounds that we studied
and a function of each.
C 400
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Protein enzymes Carbs energy Lipids - storage
C 400
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What three letter ending does every amino acid
have?
C 500
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-ine
C 500
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What is the fat called that is found in the blood?
D 100
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Triglyceride
D 100
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True or False? Steroids belong to the lipid
group.
D 200
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True
D 200
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What are the two types of fat? Why are they
called these?
D 300
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Saturated saturated with hydrogens all single
bonds Unsaturated not saturated with hydrogens
contain double bonds as well
D 300
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What are two functions of lipids?
D 400
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Storage of EnergyProtectionInsulationCarries
nutrientsStructural componentMembranes
D 400
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What elements are lipids composed of?
D 500
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CarbonHydrogenOxygen
D 500
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What is the three letter ending to most enzymes?
E 100
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-ase
E 100
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Name two commercial products containing enzymes.
E 200
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Meat TenderizerContact Lens cleanerDrain
cleanerDetergentsBeano Septic CleanerLactase
pills
E 200
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What did the kiwi demonstration show?
E 300
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The kiwi demonstration showed that too much heat
damages (denatures) an enzyme
E 300
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Name three features of an enzyme.
E 400
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ReusableSpecificAll proteinsUnchanged during
Rxns
E 400
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Name 3 factors that influence enzyme activity
E 500
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TemperaturepHother enzymesamt. of
substrateamt. of enzyme
E 500
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All saccharide words end in _______.
F 100
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-ose
F 100
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What can you live longer without? Water or Food?
F 200
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Food
F 200
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How do enzymes speed up reactions?
F 300
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They lower the activation energy needed to start
a reaction.
F 300
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Where are the protons, neutrons, and electrons in
an atom located?
F 400
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Protons and Neutrons in the nucleus Electrons
found outside nucleus
F 400
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What is the substance Beano supposed to do?
F 500
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Helps break down oligosaccharides before they
reach the intestines.
F 500
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The Final Jeopardy Category is Enzymes Please
record your wager.
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Describe the lock and key hypothesis in enzyme
activity.
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All enzymes are specific to an enzyme. They fit
together in a certain way. The enzyme is the
lock and the substrate is the key.
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