Answer:
DNA, the proteins in hair, rubber car tires.
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Polymers</em> are large molecules consisting of long chains of small repeating units.
DNA is a natural polymer that consists of hundreds of millions of repeating units called <em>nucleotides</em><em>.</em>
Hair protein consists of long chains of <em>amino acid</em> repeating units.
The rubber in car tires is a mixture of natural and synthetic rubber. Natural rubber consists of long chains of <em>isoprene repeating units</em>. In one type of synthetic rubber, the repeating units are <em>butadiene and styrene molecules</em>.
The <em>glass in a bottle</em> is not an organic polymer. However, some chemists consider it to be a highly cross-linked inorganic polymer of SiO₂.
<em>Ice crystals</em> are not even inorganic polymers, because the water molecules are held together only by hydrogen bonds, not covalent bonds.
