Question

directions: the following table is designed to help you organize your knowledge about biomolecules. some of the information has been filled in for you.

biomolecule:	makes me think of: (this can be original for you)	monomer:	elements:	example(s):
lipid	16. butter	glycerol + fatty acid	17. c,h,o	18. amino acid
protein	19. protein drink	20. genetic information	21. c,h,o,n	22.
nucleic acid	23.	24.	25. c,h,o,n,p	dna, rna

Explanation:

Step1: Identify correct monomers and examples

Carbohydrates have monosaccharides as monomers and glucose is an example. Lipids have glycerol + fatty acids as monomers and their elements are C, H, O but amino - acid is not an example of lipid. Proteins have amino - acids as monomers (not genetic information) and elements C, H, O, N, and an example could be hemoglobin. Nucleic acids have nucleotides as monomers.

Step2: Correct the wrong entries

For lipid, the example should be something like fat. For protein, the monomer is amino - acid and an example is hemoglobin. For nucleic acid, a possible "makes me think of" could be a chromosome.

Answer:

1. Monosaccharide
2. C, H, O
3. Fat
4. Amino - acid
5. Hemoglobin
6. Chromosome
7. Nucleotide