2. When sugars are in their ring form, the carbons are numbered clockwise starting next to the oxygen in the ring Number the carbons on the two monomers shown above, using numbers: 1,2;,3;4;,5;64 3. When two monosaccharides are covalently bonded together, a disaccharide is formed. Follow the stcps below form a bond between the two monosaccharides shown above. Then answer the questions about the bond. A. On the monosaccharide on the left, circle the hwdroxyl rroup attached to the 1 ' carbon B. On the monosaccharide on the right, circle the hydrogen atom in the hydroxy Eroup attached to the 4 'car C. Together, the two items that you circled form a molecule of D. Draw the new bond that joins these monosaccharides once water is removed E. What is the name of the chemical reaction you just performed? F. What is the name of the covalent bond you formed? G. What is the name of the disaccharide you formed? 4. Write the specific names underneath each of the three disaccharides diagrammed below: 5. Below each disaccharide name, match the letter from the descriptions below: A. Type of sugar found in the malted barley used to make beer and malted milk B. Type of sugar found in milk: C. Type of sugar found in sugar cane and sugar beets, which is sold as "sugar" in grocerystores