Plants week 3 pre-quiz

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All carbon-based molecules in plants begin as *

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amino acids

fatty acids

glucose molecules

Where does plant biosynthesis start? *

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Mitochondria

Chloroplast

ribosomes

specialized proteins that enable molecular reactions to occur more quickly and easily are called *

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substrates

polymers

enzymes

T or F: individual molecules can also be called monomers *

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True

False

T or F: enzymes can ONLY disassemble long polymers into shorter monomers *

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True

False

by removing oxygen and hydrogen atoms enzymes can *

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break macromolecules into smaller molecules

put molecules together to form macromolecules

by adding oxygen and hydrogen atoms enzymes can *

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break macromolecules into smaller molecules

put molecules together to form macromolecules

Enzymes in eukaryotic cells can rearrange glucose with what to form fatty acids and amino acids? *

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water in the soil

minerals like nitrogen and phosphorus

oxygen in the air

organisms like fungi or bacteria that use enzymes to break down dead or dying tissues to absorb the monomers and reassemble them into polymers in their cells are called? *

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decomposers

eukaryotes

plants

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