Question

Part I You and your friend Maria are supposed to meet at your place for lunch to catch up with each other. You've both been craving burritos, so she picks up a couple and brings them by. As you sit down and start eating, Maria looks at your burrito bursting with ingredients, and looks at her own burrito, which is plainer and contains only rice, sour cream, and cheese. She wonders out loud, "It seems weird that we can both get all the energy and nutrients we need from such different foods. Or can we? I've been feeling tired lately, but I'm eating and stuff. Maybe I just need to drink more caffeine. Those Monster drinks help for awhile." As you quietly munch your flavorful food, your mind turns back to your biology course. You wonder if what Maria is eating does provide her with all the nutrients she needs. You say, "Hey, I have an idea. Let's look at what you're eating and see if you're getting all the major groups of macromolecules. I'm no dietitian, but maybe we can figure something out based on what I've learned in bio." 1. Analyze Maria's burrito by filling in the chart below. Burrito Ingredient Macromolecule Monomer Flour tortilla Rice Sour cream Cheese INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER Biological Functions INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER 2. What class or classes of macromolecules is missing in Maria's burrito? Please list them as well as each class's monomer and biological functions. INSERT ANSWER 3. Use the template below to make your own chart for what you would eat in a burrito. Burrito Ingredient Macromolecule Monomer Biological Functions INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER INSERT ANSWER
PLEASE ANSWER QUESTION NUMBER 3 ONLY WITH 7 INGREDIENTS

Answer 1

In the below chart I have given the ingredients that may be in your burrito and also given their macromolecules and monomer as well as its biological functions. And If there is a same macromolecule the same functions are not given as they are already mentioned.

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