1.  What macromolecules protect your body?

2.  What macromolecules are responsible for directing cell actitvities?

1.  What are the three types of macromolecules that are found in food and give us energy?

2.  What do you think is in your cells that makes you different  from everyone else?

1.  Why do you think macromolecules are important to eat?

2.  Do you think it's good to eat only one type of macromolecule?

1.  What type of evidence can you provide for the following statement, "My stomach contents have a small amount of glucose."  (Hint:  How would you know this?)

2.  What color would your sample turn if there was protein?

1.  What type of macromolecule is found in cereal?  

2.  When analyzing the results of a Carbohydrate Glucose test using Benedict's solution, what do the following colors tell you about how much sugar is present?  (Is there none, a little, or a lot?)

A.  brick red solution
B. Light green or yellow solution
C. blue solution

1.  What are you required to do as you are cleaning up your lab station? (Feel free to look at the lab bench, for written instructions.)

​2.  Labs are an assessment.  What does this mean?

1.  What test requires a hot water bath?  What extra precaution do you think you should take when using the hot water bath?

2.  What should you be wearing if you are ready  to do the lab?

1.  What do you need to include as part of your procedures before you can take the pre-lab quiz?

2.  Where should this information be placed?

1.  What is your favorite food?

2.  Tell me the macromolecules that make up your favorite food?  What are they found in?

1.  What do carbohydrates, lipids (fats), and protein have in common?

2.  Give an example of each.