1. dna and rna are made up of monomers known as nucleotides. what are the three components of a nucleotide? a: a sugar, lipid, and a nitrogenous base. b: a sugar, phosphate, and amino acid. c: a phospholipid, glucose, and adenine d: a sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base. 2. there are only 20 amino acids that are required by your body. these amino acids are the monomers for building larger polymers. which macromolecules is comprised of these amino acids monomers? a: nucleic acids b: lipids c: carbohydrates d: proteins 3. carbohydrates are complex polymers that are broken down by the body and utilized for energy. any cards not immediately used, are stored in large chains called glycogen. this glycogen is stored in the liver and saved for when the body needs sources of energy. based on this information, you can conclude that a: it is not necessary for living organisms to store large polymers for later use. b: complex organic molecules must combine with inorganic carbon molecules before they are stored. c: simple molecules are capable of being stored as larger units for later use. d: complex organic molecules do not contain more than one carbon atom. 4. enzymes are proteins. what would happen to the enzymes of your body if your body temperature started to rise to an abnormally high degree? a: the enzymes would become larger than substrate but would still continue to work, just not as well. b: the enzymes substrates would become changed in shape and no longer g it the active sites of the enzyme. c: the enzymes would become denatured and their active sites would lose their shape causing them not to work. d: nothing, the enzymes would be fine because they are very stable molecules.