Across
- 2. – Long chains of many glucose molecules, such as starch or glycogen.
- 6. – Two sugar molecules joined together by a glycosidic bond.
- 7. – Single sugar molecules like glucose.
- 9. – Main energy source for the body that breaks down into glucose.
- 11. acids – Small molecules that join together with peptide bonds to form proteins.
- 12. – Energy-rich nutrients made of glycerol and fatty acids.
- 13. – Nutrient made of amino acids that is used for muscle repair and growth.
- 14. – Element that bonds with carbon and stores chemical energy in C–H bonds.
Down
- 1. – Scientific name for fats and oils.
- 3. – A liquid fat that is usually high in unsaturated fatty acids.
- 4. – Physical activity that increases the body’s need for ATP.
- 5. – Type of fat that contains one or more carbon–carbon double bonds and is usually liquid at room temperature.
- 8. – Element found in all organic biomolecules; forms the backbone of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids.
- 10. – Type of fat with only single carbon bonds that is solid at room temperature.
