Final Answer:
1. Macromolecules are large molecules made of smaller units called monomers.
2. Proteins (because they perform the most diverse functions: enzymes, structure, transport, signaling, etc.).
3. Carbohydrate → glucose; Lipid → fatty acid & glycerol; Protein → amino acid; Nucleic acid → nucleotide
4. DNA → nucleic acid; Enzyme → protein; Triglyceride → lipid; Polysaccharide → carbohydrate
5. Carbohydrate → many sugars (monosaccharides); Lipid → fatty acids & glycerol; Protein → amino acids; Nucleic acid → nucleotides
6. Glucose → carbohydrate; Fatty acid and glycerol → lipid; Amino acid → protein; Nucleotide → nucleic acid
7. Amino acid → protein; Glucose → carbohydrate; Fatty acid & glycerol → lipid; Nucleotide → nucleic acid
8. Cellulose → carbohydrate; DNA → nucleic acid; Collagen → protein; Cholesterol → lipid
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of biology macromolecules worksheet.
