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                    Section 1: Multiple-Choice Questions                      3.   Which statement explains why water is a good solvent
                     Choose the best answer for questions 1–15.             for carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids, but not
                                                                            for lipids?

                         1.   Using Figure 4.3 on page 67 as a reference, which

                    amino acid would likely be found in the same                  (A)  Carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids are not
                    cellular membrane region as the fatty acid tails of a      very electronegative and will more readily bond
                    phospholipid?                                              with water than lipids.
                       (A)   Histidine                                         (B)   Carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids contain
                       (B)   Threonine                                         weaker, single bonds that water can easily break.
                                                                               Lipids contain stronger, double bonds that make
                       (C)   Leucine                                           this more difficult.
                       (D)   Serine                                            (C)   Carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids have

                       2.   A student is designing an experiment to test what   polar regions capable of forming hydrogen bonds
                      happens to the growth of plants when they are watered    with water. Lipids are not very polar.
                    with a low concentration of a sodium chloride (NaCl)          (D)  Carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids are much

                    solution and the presence or absence of fertilizer rich    smaller macromolecules than lipids. Their size
                    in phosphorus. The student hypothesizes that NaCl          allows water molecules to bond more easily with
                    will decrease the growth of plants, no matter the type     their atoms than with those of lipids.
                    of soil present. The student plans to set up separate         4.   The interactions between R groups of amino acids

                    pots of sunflower seedlings with the treatments shown   contribute greatly to the overall tertiary structure
                    in the table below.
                                                                            of a protein. Which type of bond or interaction is
                             Seedling number        Treatment                 commonly found between these R groups?
                                   1            LowNaCl +  fertilizer              (A)   van der Waals interactions
                                   2            LowNaClnofertilizer+                (B)   Nonpolar covalent bonds
                                   3            Pure water +  fertilizer              (C)   Hydrogen bonds
                                   4               Pure water +  nofertilizer              (D)   Polar covalent bonds

                      The seedlings will be watered daily in the student’s         5.    A triacylglycerol with three unsaturated fatty acid
                    backyard and growth will be observed and recorded       chains is likely to have which characteristic compared
                    over a period of 3 weeks. Which best describes the      to a triacylglycerol with three saturated fatty acid
                    control group?                                          chains?
                            (A)  Placing a pot of sunflower seedlings in a protected       (A)   Fewer van der Waals interactions between

                       environment indoors                                      hydrocarbon chains

                          (B)  Watering sunflower seedlings with pure water and         (B)  A higher melting point and thus a solid structure at

                       no fertilizer present                                   (C)   Straight, tight hydrocarbon chains
                                                                               room temperature
             ©2022        (D)  Adding both fertilizer and the NaCl solution to      (D)   Increased polarity due to phosphate groups
                          (C)  Using other flower seedlings in addition to
                       sunflowers

                       each seedling




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