What is a polymer?, A very large molecule made of repeating monomers, A single atom, What are the small repeating units in a polymer called?, Polymers, Monomers, What joins monomers together?, Magnetic force, Chemical bonds, What is polymerization?, The process of joining monomers to form a polymer, The process of melting plastic, Which of the following is a natural polymer?, DNA, Nylon, Which natural polymer makes up plant cell walls?, Polyester, Cellulose, Which natural polymer is found in hair and fingernails?, PVC, Keratin, Which natural polymer carries genetic information?, DNA, PET, Which natural polymer comes from sheep?, Polycarbonate, Wool, Which is a synthetic polymer?, Nylon, DNA, Which synthetic polymer is commonly used to make clothing?, Nylon, Cellulose, Which synthetic polymer is commonly used for non-stick frying pans?, Rubber, Teflon, Which synthetic polymer is used to make lenses for glasses?, Polycarbonate, Cellulose, Which synthetic polymer is commonly used to make plastic bags?, DNA, Polyethylene, Which of the following is NOT a natural polymer?, Rubber, Polyester, Which of the following is NOT a synthetic polymer?, Cellulose, PET, What is one advantage of synthetic polymers?, They dissolve quickly., They are durable., What is one disadvantage of synthetic polymers?, They take a long time to break down., They disappear in one day., Why do synthetic polymers cause pollution?, They evaporate quickly., They do not break down easily., Which statement about polymers is TRUE?, Polymers are made from many repeating monomers., Polymers are made from one atom only.

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