Question

what is the monomer of proteins? 6/10 question 6
options: amino acid, nucleotide, fatty acid, monosaccharide

Explanation:

The question is "What is the monomer of proteins?". In biology (a subfield of Natural Science), proteins are made up of amino acid monomers. Among the options (monosaccharide - monomer of carbs, nucleotide - monomer of nucleic acids, fatty acid - part of lipids, amino acid - monomer of proteins), amino acid is the correct monomer for proteins.

Answer:

Amino acid (assuming the green bar option is amino acid, as the visible text on the green bar seems to start with "amino acid" based on the image).