14.Sucrose is composed of A. 1 molecule each of glucose and fructose. B. 1 molecule each of glucose and galactose. C. 2 glucose molecules. D. 2 galactose molecules.
15.Which hormone comes into play when the blood sugar dips too low? A. glucagon B. insulin C. gastrin D. estrogen
16.Which sweetener provides no calories to humans? A. sucrose B. sucralose (Splenda) C. xylitol D. fructose
17.______ and ______ acids are essential fatty acids. A. Acetic and butyric B. Oleic and linolenic C. Stearic and linoleic D. Linoleic and linolenic
18.Trans-fats are most abundant in A. animal fat. B. partially hydrogenated fat. C. completely hydrogenated fat. D. coconut oil.
19.High HDL levels are associated with A. a high risk of coronary artery disease. B. reduced risk of heart disease and stroke. C. elevated risk for type 2 diabetes. D. decreased risk for type 2 diabetes.
20.A fatty acid that contains no double bonds is more _____ than a fatty acid that contains several double bonds. A. saturated B. unsaturated C. massive D. dense
Answer: (C) 2 glucose molecules.
(Sucrose is consists of tow glucose molecules.)
Answer: (A) Glucagon
( When sugar is low then glucagon gets activated)
Answer:(C) Xylitol
( This contains near about negligence amount of calories)
Answer: (C) Steric and linoleic
( These are the essential acids which belongs to omega fatty acids)
14.Sucrose is composed of A. 1 molecule each of glucose and fructose. B. 1 molecule each...
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Amylopectin is composed of A) glucose and fructose B) galactose and fructose C) glucose D) galactose E) glucose and lactose
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The building block of pectic substances is A) sucrose B) glucose C) fructose D) galactose E) cellulose
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41. The following sugar is also called frukt sugar A Glucose Maltese Lactose Section 11 Sucrose ) Fructose 42. The following ugaris Afructose Sucrose caled blood sugar Lactose Glucose E) Matose 43. Alactone is a cyclic Calcohol Detone Section 111 44. Refer to the above ructures the enantiomer of Duco A) D-Fructo -Gluco C L-Glucose Dj L-Idee Section 111 D-Galactose 45. Refer to the above structures. The diastereoisomers of Glucose indude all of these, except AD Galactose Glucose -dose D-Fructose...
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