3. Match the MONOmer on the top to the POLYmer on the bottom.
Fatty Acids+Glycerol
Glucose
Nucleotide
Amino Acid

A. DNA
B. Enzyme
C. Fat or Oil
D. Starch

Explanation:

Fatty Acids+Glycerol  C. Fat or Oil

Glucose  D. Starch

Nucleotide  A. DNA

Amino Acid B. Enzyme

Fatty Acids+Glycerol , Amino Acid, Nucleotide , Glucose is considered as monomers which means that they are molecules that are forming the basic for polymers that in this case are DNA, Enzyme, Far and Oil, and Starch. Each monomer has its polymers.

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