reviewing notes for the test, Thursday, Oct 11 on Biomolecules

Review info from the notes on  protein ,  lipids and carbohydrates 

Here are some sample multiple choice questions.  We did not go over nucleotides yet, so just ignore those questions.  They are old provincial exam questions
SAMPLE BIOMOLECULE QUESTIONS. 

Take a look at ONLY page 8-16 of this document
Biological Molecules
It's quite an effective review of the material!

And work on the cell colouring worksheet.   You ought to know the cell and the  equation for cell respiration and the purpose of ATP.  Also know the basic cell organelles from junior science.

You have your worksheet on biomolecules too.  And all the open book quiz questions.


ASSIGNMENT DUE THURSDAY
Make a creative and colourful STUDY BOOKLET of all the things we learned so far.  Hand this in on the test date. 

Open Book Quiz on Biomolecules

1.What are two examples of monomers for carbohydrates
2.  Give an example of a disaccharide
3.  There are three examples of polysaccharides.
 Draw and define each polysaccharide

4.   draw the following lipids   a. triglyceride    b. fatty acid
5. protiens are made of monomers.  What are the monomers of protein.
6.  Explain the three types of structures for proteins.

7.  Choose one of the biomolecules and write and draw
anything that shows your understanding

Take protein notes Biomolecules worksheet

Take notes on proteins from our biology 12 textbook and do the biomolecules worksheet.  Our open book quiz is postponed to next monday

Functional groups

MIchael Smith conference Oct 2 and Don Rix Distinguished lecture Sept 19

Michael Smith lecture
http://www.bioteach.ubc.ca/portfolio/escapades-conferences/


Don Rix Distinguished lecture Sept 19

Introduction to course

Studying format
Making two column notes for studying and a big picture poster

column 1                              column2
Main idea
or main question                  lots of details


Basic chemistry review 

Study Questions for the lecture :  Introduction to Biomolecules:  
1, How do you know something is alive?
2. What are living things made of?
3. Explain the concept of biological heiarchy
4.  What are biomolecules?
5.  What is the difference between inorganic compounds and organic compounds?
6.  All living things contain this atom____.  Why is this atom so useful?  What kind of bond does it use?
7.  What are five advantages of using carbon
8.    Name the other 5 important biomolecules
9.   a. How are organic molecules formed?  They are made of M___    and P___   .
b.  If a pearl necklace was a polymer then what would be the monomer?
10.  How do monomers turn into polymers?   Draw a diagram showing dehydration synthesis
11    How do polymers turn into monomers?  Draw a diagram showing hydrolysis
12     Draw the dehydration synthesis of two amino acids turning into a dipeptide
13.  What is a functional group?
14.  An example of a functional group is a carboxyl group.