Monosaccharides Can Be Linked to Other Monosaccharides or Other Biomolecules

question 16

Multiple Choice

Monosaccharides can be linked to other monosaccharides or other biomolecules through the formation of:

• A)peptide linkages
• B)hydrogen bond linkages
• C)glycosidic linkages
• D)ester linkages

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Definitions:

Clay

A natural, Earthy material composed of fine-grained minerals, often used in making pottery, bricks, and sculptures.

Sand

Fine, granular material, composed mainly of rock and mineral particles, prevalent in deserts, beaches, and riverbeds, used in construction and manufacturing.

Silt

Fine particles of rock and soil carried by water, often settling at the bottom of bodies of water.

Mycorrhizae

Symbiotic relationships between fungi and the roots of plants, aiding in nutrient and water absorption.