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Organic Macromolecules -- KEY







Most students usually consider this quiz the hardest to learn, of all the memorization quizzes for this class.  It is basically an outline of the Organic Chemistry chapter in your textbook.  Outlining a chapter, in you mind or on a paper, is a very effective method of learning.  In doing so you must memorize certain names, and you learn to place them in hierarchical levels -- just like you did with the much shorter levels of biological organization earlier during the semester.  Most students can do this, if they have the right motivation.



(This is a very important concept of biology; you must learn and understand it.  If you cannot learn this because of lacking motivation to study and learn, as I have observed in some students during earlier semesters, then you must do something to boost your motivation, or you may have to rethink why you are here.)




























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