Question

which example correctly represents simple sugars interacting to form large, organic molecules?
o carbohydrates such as sucrose are complex molecules composed of long chains of simple sugars.
o nucleic acids such as enzymes and hormones are distinguished by the types of simple sugars present in their structure.
o proteins such as rna and dna are composed of long chains of simple sugars.
o lipids such as phospholipids have long tails composed of simple sugars and phosphate heads.

Explanation:

Carbohydrates like sucrose are complex molecules made of long - chain simple sugars. RNA and DNA are nucleic acids, not proteins. Enzymes and hormones are proteins, but nucleic acids are distinguished by nucleotides, not simple sugars in their structure. Lipids' tails are not made of simple sugars.

Answer:

Carbohydrates such as sucrose are complex molecules composed of long chains of simple sugars.