How Are Lipids Different from Other Categories of Biological Molecules

question 19

Multiple Choice

How are lipids different from other categories of biological molecules?

• A) They are not seen in all living things.
• B) They do not have carbon.
• C) They are much more complex.
• D) They will not combine with water.
• E) They are not organic. Lipids are very diverse and have varied structures. None of the lipid types consist of repeated subunits as the other biological molecules. Lipids are hydrophobic molecules that do not readily mix with water.

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