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hello again my dumbass self once again needs your help oh god and goddess
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1.Which biomolecule is found in rice and pasta products?
A. carbohydrate B. lipids C. protein D. nucleic acid
2. In which organs are glycogen stored in the body?
A. liver and spleen C. liver and bile
B. liver and muscle D. liver and adipose tissue
3. Which of the following is NOT present in carbohydrates?
A. carbon B. oxygen C. nitrogen D. hydrogen
4. Disaccharides are double sugars. Which is NOT a disaccharide?
A. galactose B. maltose C. sucrose D. lactose
5. It is made up of several mononsaccharide units joined together by covalent
bonds, this are ____
A. starch, lactose and glucose C. cellulose, starch and glycogen
B. fructose, maltose and glycogen D. maltose, fructose, and sucrose
6. Rea is likely overeating ice cream and chocolates of staying at home this
pandemic.What happen to her excess glucose in the body?
A. She will become big.
B. She will have a stomach ache.
C. The extra sugar will be converted into fat and glycogen.
D. The excess glucose will be stored in the stomach as source of energy.
7.Which of the following is NOT correct about fats and oil?
A. The human body needs essential amino acids but cannot systhesize all the
fatty acids.
B. Infants lacking these fatty acids in their diet will lose weight and can develop
eczema, an inflammatory skin condition.
C. Incedence of heart disease is believed to be influenced by high fat diets.
D. The kind of fat consumed can affect levels of blood triglycerides and
cholesterol which may in turn influence the risk of having a heart attack and
or stroke.
8. Fats and oils appear physically different yet their molecular structures
are similar, which of the following is a good pair of common fatty acids?
A. Lauric – CH4(CH2)10COOH
B. Stearic – CH3(CH2)13COOH
C. Palmitic – CH4(CH2)16COOH
D. Myristic – CH3(CH2)12COOH
9. Lipids have a wide variety of structural types which includes the following
substances:____
I Waxes :They have high melting point and hence are solid at room
temperature.
II Fats and Oils: Known as triglycerides or triacylglcerols
III Steroids: Such as cholesterol and testosterone
IV Prostaglandins: are a group of lipids made at sites of tissue damage.
A. Only I is true
B. Both III and IV are true
C. All of the above are true
D. None of the above is true
10. Celluse is the matrial that males up plant cell wall. It is insoluble with
water and cannot be digested by humans. Celluse belongs to what types
of biomolecules?
A.Carbohydrates C. Carbohydrates: polysaccharide
B.Carbohydrates: disaccharide D. Carbohydrates: monosaccharide
11.Why would babies not allowed to eat processed foods as early?
I . Babies do not have yet the complete enzyme system to break down all kinds of
substances
II. A particular enzyme catalyzes a specific body reaction
III. Processed food contain additives and babies have low tolerance for
monosodium glutamate.
A. I and III is correct C. all of the above
B. I and III is correct D. none of the above
12.Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a double helix structure made up of
deoxyribose sugar, phosphate group and nitrogenous bases. Which of the
following nitrogen bases of DNA?
A. alanine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guanine (G).
B. adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guanine (G).
C. adenine (A), thymine (T), cystosile (C) and guanine (G).
D. adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guamine (G).
13.If the base-pairing rules state that Adenine always pair with Thymine, and
Cytosine pairs with Guanine, what would be the complementary strand to
ACGGTA?
A. ACGGTA B. TCTTAC C. CGAATC D. TGCCAT
14.Nucleotides are attached together to form two long strands that spiral to create
a structure called a double helix. Which of the following refers to a double helix?
I The double helix structure is like a ladder, the phosphate and sugar
molecules would be the sides, while the bases would be the rungs.
II The bases on one strand pair with the bases on another strand:
adenine pairs with thymine, and guanine pairs with cytosine.
A.Only I
B.Only II
C.Both I and II are correct
D.None of the I and II
15.Amino acids are the building blocks of which group of biomolecules?
A.Proteins B.Carbohydrates C.Lipids D.Nucleic acid
Please bestow me thy knowledge (more like answers)
1.Which biomolecule is found in rice and pasta products?
A. carbohydrate B. lipids C. protein D. nucleic acid
2. In which organs are glycogen stored in the body?
A. liver and spleen C. liver and bile
B. liver and muscle D. liver and adipose tissue
3. Which of the following is NOT present in carbohydrates?
A. carbon B. oxygen C. nitrogen D. hydrogen
4. Disaccharides are double sugars. Which is NOT a disaccharide?
A. galactose B. maltose C. sucrose D. lactose
5. It is made up of several mononsaccharide units joined together by covalent
bonds, this are ____
A. starch, lactose and glucose C. cellulose, starch and glycogen
B. fructose, maltose and glycogen D. maltose, fructose, and sucrose
6. Rea is likely overeating ice cream and chocolates of staying at home this
pandemic.What happen to her excess glucose in the body?
A. She will become big.
B. She will have a stomach ache.
C. The extra sugar will be converted into fat and glycogen.
D. The excess glucose will be stored in the stomach as source of energy.
7.Which of the following is NOT correct about fats and oil?
A. The human body needs essential amino acids but cannot systhesize all the
fatty acids.
B. Infants lacking these fatty acids in their diet will lose weight and can develop
eczema, an inflammatory skin condition.
C. Incedence of heart disease is believed to be influenced by high fat diets.
D. The kind of fat consumed can affect levels of blood triglycerides and
cholesterol which may in turn influence the risk of having a heart attack and
or stroke.
8. Fats and oils appear physically different yet their molecular structures
are similar, which of the following is a good pair of common fatty acids?
A. Lauric – CH4(CH2)10COOH
B. Stearic – CH3(CH2)13COOH
C. Palmitic – CH4(CH2)16COOH
D. Myristic – CH3(CH2)12COOH
9. Lipids have a wide variety of structural types which includes the following
substances:____
I Waxes :They have high melting point and hence are solid at room
temperature.
II Fats and Oils: Known as triglycerides or triacylglcerols
III Steroids: Such as cholesterol and testosterone
IV Prostaglandins: are a group of lipids made at sites of tissue damage.
A. Only I is true
B. Both III and IV are true
C. All of the above are true
D. None of the above is true
10. Celluse is the matrial that males up plant cell wall. It is insoluble with
water and cannot be digested by humans. Celluse belongs to what types
of biomolecules?
A.Carbohydrates C. Carbohydrates: polysaccharide
B.Carbohydrates: disaccharide D. Carbohydrates: monosaccharide
11.Why would babies not allowed to eat processed foods as early?
I . Babies do not have yet the complete enzyme system to break down all kinds of
substances
II. A particular enzyme catalyzes a specific body reaction
III. Processed food contain additives and babies have low tolerance for
monosodium glutamate.
A. I and III is correct C. all of the above
B. I and III is correct D. none of the above
12.Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a double helix structure made up of
deoxyribose sugar, phosphate group and nitrogenous bases. Which of the
following nitrogen bases of DNA?
A. alanine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guanine (G).
B. adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guanine (G).
C. adenine (A), thymine (T), cystosile (C) and guanine (G).
D. adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C) and guamine (G).
13.If the base-pairing rules state that Adenine always pair with Thymine, and
Cytosine pairs with Guanine, what would be the complementary strand to
ACGGTA?
A. ACGGTA B. TCTTAC C. CGAATC D. TGCCAT
14.Nucleotides are attached together to form two long strands that spiral to create
a structure called a double helix. Which of the following refers to a double helix?
I The double helix structure is like a ladder, the phosphate and sugar
molecules would be the sides, while the bases would be the rungs.
II The bases on one strand pair with the bases on another strand:
adenine pairs with thymine, and guanine pairs with cytosine.
A.Only I
B.Only II
C.Both I and II are correct
D.None of the I and II
15.Amino acids are the building blocks of which group of biomolecules?
A.Proteins B.Carbohydrates C.Lipids D.Nucleic acid
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Aborted Fetuses Were Used As A Contraceptive
The contraceptives these "sorceress" sold were incredibly disturbing. They made magical amulets that were supposed to keep a woman from getting pregnant. Inside each one was a pair of weasel’s testicles, a child’s tooth, and a severed finger cut from an aborted fetus.
They sold love potions, too, which were pretty much the same thing. Their love potions contained extracts of the purest essences of—you guessed it—aborted babies. Apparently, their customers would drink these.
It was all pretty messed up. Still, when it comes to the contraceptives, you’ve got to admit: Any woman wearing an amulet full of weasel testicles, baby teeth, and fetus parts probably isn’t going to be getting pregnant anytime soon.
The contraceptives these "sorceress" sold were incredibly disturbing. They made magical amulets that were supposed to keep a woman from getting pregnant. Inside each one was a pair of weasel’s testicles, a child’s tooth, and a severed finger cut from an aborted fetus.
They sold love potions, too, which were pretty much the same thing. Their love potions contained extracts of the purest essences of—you guessed it—aborted babies. Apparently, their customers would drink these.
It was all pretty messed up. Still, when it comes to the contraceptives, you’ve got to admit: Any woman wearing an amulet full of weasel testicles, baby teeth, and fetus parts probably isn’t going to be getting pregnant anytime soon.
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Childbirth has never been fun, but as terrible as it is today, it used to be a lot worse. In the medieval times, doctors didn’t really have a lot of ideas on how to keep an expecting mother from dying. Pretty well the only thing they knew how to do was to rely on divine intervention—so that’s exactly what they did.
Monks and midwives would sit by a pregnant woman and pray, calling on the child to come out “without dying, and without the death of your mother.” Or else they would rely on magic. Sometimes, they’d feed a woman vinegar and sugar and cover her in eagle’s dung, kind of just hoping that eagle poop might be something that keeps women alive.
When magic failed, they just prayed for a miracle. An abbey in Yorkshire kept a holy, sacred girdle on hand at all times, convinced that it had magical powers that would keep a woman alive through a pregnancy. They weren’t the only ones who believed in it, either. When Henry III’s wife became pregnant, he ordered the monks to bring him the sacred girdle.
Monks and midwives would sit by a pregnant woman and pray, calling on the child to come out “without dying, and without the death of your mother.” Or else they would rely on magic. Sometimes, they’d feed a woman vinegar and sugar and cover her in eagle’s dung, kind of just hoping that eagle poop might be something that keeps women alive.
When magic failed, they just prayed for a miracle. An abbey in Yorkshire kept a holy, sacred girdle on hand at all times, convinced that it had magical powers that would keep a woman alive through a pregnancy. They weren’t the only ones who believed in it, either. When Henry III’s wife became pregnant, he ordered the monks to bring him the sacred girdle.
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Leaving something to the imagination fell out of fashion sometime around the 14th century. The men of England started getting into a new type of clothing—and it wasn’t much different from going out with nothing on at all.
The hot new look for the 1300s was a doublet called a courtpiece, a tiny little piece of cloth that only drooped down two inches below the belt.[5] From the waist down, they’d be wearing nothing but their undergarments, which, in those times, meant wearing the tightest, thinnest leggings physically possible, customized to make the bulge between your legs as visible as possible.
As time went on, the fashion just got weirder. Instead of merely showing off what God gave them, men started wearing codpieces with padded crotch areas, designed to make them look as big as possible.
Knights, by the 16th century, were even wearing them into battle. A suit of armor would come equipped with a massive, exaggerated metal codpiece that jammed out from between their legs. More often than not, they were even custom-designed to be pointing out. They didn’t serve any actual military purpose except, perhaps, to let the enemy know: You can knock me down, but I’ll still be erect.
showing them pp to make women notice you because u certainly can't show off ur personality? damn.
The hot new look for the 1300s was a doublet called a courtpiece, a tiny little piece of cloth that only drooped down two inches below the belt.[5] From the waist down, they’d be wearing nothing but their undergarments, which, in those times, meant wearing the tightest, thinnest leggings physically possible, customized to make the bulge between your legs as visible as possible.
As time went on, the fashion just got weirder. Instead of merely showing off what God gave them, men started wearing codpieces with padded crotch areas, designed to make them look as big as possible.
Knights, by the 16th century, were even wearing them into battle. A suit of armor would come equipped with a massive, exaggerated metal codpiece that jammed out from between their legs. More often than not, they were even custom-designed to be pointing out. They didn’t serve any actual military purpose except, perhaps, to let the enemy know: You can knock me down, but I’ll still be erect.
showing them pp to make women notice you because u certainly can't show off ur personality? damn.
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For most of the medieval era, the people were actually pretty good about bathing. They went to public baths regularly and did a fairly good job at cleaning themselves—for a while, anyway.
All that changed, though, after the Black Plague hit. In the chaos of seeing two-thirds of the world die from disease, the people of Europe started panicking. They wanted to find anything they could to blame this on, and they picked bathing. The plague had spread, some doctors declared, because people were washing too often.
They told people that water weakened their bodies and widened their pores, leaving them susceptible to plagues and diseases, and started ordering people to stop all forms of bathing immediately.[4] “By no means,” one doctor warned his patients, “should you wash your face.”
do they hate being clean that much?
All that changed, though, after the Black Plague hit. In the chaos of seeing two-thirds of the world die from disease, the people of Europe started panicking. They wanted to find anything they could to blame this on, and they picked bathing. The plague had spread, some doctors declared, because people were washing too often.
They told people that water weakened their bodies and widened their pores, leaving them susceptible to plagues and diseases, and started ordering people to stop all forms of bathing immediately.[4] “By no means,” one doctor warned his patients, “should you wash your face.”
do they hate being clean that much?
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Cannibalism wasn’t necessarily taboo in the Medieval era. Starving Crusaders were also known to eat their dead enemies, and “mummy powder” was used to heal a variety of ailments.
tf is mummy powder
tf is mummy powder
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A not-so-hairy situation
Medieval women were very into their foreheads, as a domed forehead was an attractive trait at the time. In order to better pull focus, they would pluck their eyelashes, eyebrows, and even their hairline!
that really doesn't sound so fun...
i remeber when i shaved my eyebrows- TMI
Medieval women were very into their foreheads, as a domed forehead was an attractive trait at the time. In order to better pull focus, they would pluck their eyelashes, eyebrows, and even their hairline!
that really doesn't sound so fun...
i remeber when i shaved my eyebrows- TMI
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The origin of the candy-cane-like barber pole is darker than one might think. Barbers actually used to be surgeons and dentists as well. A white pole was used when they were bloodletting, and the barber would use a cloth to stop the bleeding, then wrap it around the pole and stick it outside to dry. Hence the image we have now!
basically: the while is for bandages they use for bloodletting and the red is u already know; blood.
but why are barbers became surgeon and dentist? its because they cant afford a physician so, they made a quack doctor.
basically: the while is for bandages they use for bloodletting and the red is u already know; blood.
but why are barbers became surgeon and dentist? its because they cant afford a physician so, they made a quack doctor.
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SO I ORDERED THIS ROSE VIBRATOR ONLINE BC ITS TRENDING AND HAVE GOOD REVIEWS. IM NOT AT HOME RN BUT I RECEIVED A MESSAGE THAT THE ORDER IS COMING TODAY MY SIBLINGS ARE AT HOME AND ME AND MY MOM IS DRIVING WITH ME TO GO GROCERY SHOPPING. HELPPP I DONT WANNA TELL MY SIBLINGS TO NOT OPEN IT BC THEY WOULD MOST LIKELY OPEN IT IF I TOLD THEM TO- *NERVOUS SWEATING* AND I CANT TELL MY MOM TO TURN THE CAR WERE LITERALLY DRIVING SO FAR AWAY FROM HOME NOW
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I have decided to rename the cult POOBIE a mix of boob and pp, that way we do not start a war against anyone and everyone is satisfied. In order to join, put (POOBIE CULT) in your bio or user, we are accepting currently!
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So I think we should do like, the Insomniacs or Boobie cult but also PP cult sounds fun AND MILFS 4life I DONT KNOW HELP ME DECIDE AND DONT YOU DARE SAY BUNNY PEOPLE.
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So if your someone who is a teenager and wants someone to talk to online, message me please~
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Though we often generically refer to any historical low-class citizen as a peasant, the term didn’t even exist in the Middle Ages. They wouldn’t have had any idea what you were talking about.
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Since four people are up for it, what should we be called? By the way, We are NOT GOING TO BE CALLED THE BUNNY PEOPLE OR ANY DUMB SHIT LIKE THAT. Any suggestions?
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Animal court
Animals could be brought to court for a myriad of offenses. They suffered many of the same punishments as humans, including banishment, jail time, and even death.
Animals could be brought to court for a myriad of offenses. They suffered many of the same punishments as humans, including banishment, jail time, and even death.
