DNA,RNApolymerof nucleicacidsNUCLEICACIDSbiomoleculethat containsgeneticinformationPROTEINSEnzymesare thistype ofbiomoleculeLIPIDSbiomoleculeused forinsulation andlong termenergy storageBLUBBERtype of lipidstorage inmarinemammalsCARBOHYDRATESbiomoleculeused forquickenergyCHO,1:2:1ratioelementsin carbsFATS,OILS,WAXESexamplesof lipidsCHONelementsinproteinsPhospholipidstype of lipidthat makesup the cellmembraneAMINOACIDSmonomersof proteinCHONPelementsin nucleicacidsMONOMERsmallestbuildingblock for anybiomoleculePOLYPEPTIDESlong chainsof aminoacids(proteinpolymer)POLYMERmade ofmanypartsLONGTERMENERGYSTORAGEafunctionof a lipidQUICKENERGYfunction of acarbohydrateFATTYACIDSmonomersof lipidsENZYMESproteinthatspeeds upreactionsCHOelementsin lipidsSUGARS,STARCHES,FIBERSexamples ofcarbohydratesActivationEnergyEnzymeslower this tospeed upreactionsNUCLEUSwhereDNA isfoundSubstratemoleculethat bindsto anenzymeDNA,RNApolymerof nucleicacidsNUCLEICACIDSbiomoleculethat containsgeneticinformationPROTEINSEnzymesare thistype ofbiomoleculeLIPIDSbiomoleculeused forinsulation andlong termenergy storageBLUBBERtype of lipidstorage inmarinemammalsCARBOHYDRATESbiomoleculeused forquickenergyCHO,1:2:1ratioelementsin carbsFATS,OILS,WAXESexamplesof lipidsCHONelementsinproteinsPhospholipidstype of lipidthat makesup the cellmembraneAMINOACIDSmonomersof proteinCHONPelementsin nucleicacidsMONOMERsmallestbuildingblock for anybiomoleculePOLYPEPTIDESlong chainsof aminoacids(proteinpolymer)POLYMERmade ofmanypartsLONGTERMENERGYSTORAGEafunctionof a lipidQUICKENERGYfunction of acarbohydrateFATTYACIDSmonomersof lipidsENZYMESproteinthatspeeds upreactionsCHOelementsin lipidsSUGARS,STARCHES,FIBERSexamples ofcarbohydratesActivationEnergyEnzymeslower this tospeed upreactionsNUCLEUSwhereDNA isfoundSubstratemoleculethat bindsto anenzyme

BIOMOLECULES - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. polymer of nucleic acids
    DNA, RNA
  2. biomolecule that contains genetic information
    NUCLEIC ACIDS
  3. Enzymes are this type of biomolecule
    PROTEINS
  4. biomolecule used for insulation and long term energy storage
    LIPIDS
  5. type of lipid storage in marine mammals
    BLUBBER
  6. biomolecule used for quick energy
    CARBOHYDRATES
  7. elements in carbs
    CHO, 1:2:1 ratio
  8. examples of lipids
    FATS, OILS, WAXES
  9. elements in proteins
    CHON
  10. type of lipid that makes up the cell membrane
    Phospholipids
  11. monomers of protein
    AMINO ACIDS
  12. elements in nucleic acids
    CHONP
  13. smallest building block for any biomolecule
    MONOMER
  14. long chains of amino acids (protein polymer)
    POLYPEPTIDES
  15. made of many parts
    POLYMER
  16. a function of a lipid
    LONG TERM ENERGY STORAGE
  17. function of a carbohydrate
    QUICK ENERGY
  18. monomers of lipids
    FATTY ACIDS
  19. protein that speeds up reactions
    ENZYMES
  20. elements in lipids
    CHO
  21. examples of carbohydrates
    SUGARS, STARCHES, FIBERS
  22. Enzymes lower this to speed up reactions
    Activation Energy
  23. where DNA is found
    NUCLEUS
  24. molecule that binds to an enzyme
    Substrate