Correct sequence of carbohydrate polymer-monomer-polymer

Steps:

• Identify key carbohydrates: α-glucose is the monosaccharide monomer; starch and glycogen are polysaccharides built from it.
• Classify terms: sucrose (disaccharide), sucrase (enzyme, not a carbohydrate), starch/glycogen (polysaccharides).
• Eliminate rows with unrelated or misspelled terms.
• Select row linking plant polysaccharide (starch), monomer (α-glucose), and animal polysaccharide (glycogen).

Why D is correct:

• Starch and glycogen are both α-glucose polymers, with starch in plants and glycogen in animals, forming a logical row per carbohydrate structure definitions.

Why the others are wrong:

• A: Includes sucrose (disaccharide from glucose-fructose) and misspelled "stach," mixing unrelated types.
• B: "α-gluegen" misspells glucose; sucrase is an enzyme, not a carbohydrate.
• C: Starts with monomer then polymers, reversing the typical polymer-to-monomer classification order.

Final answer: D