Which of the following best describes the relationship between monomers and polymers?

Monomers are small, repeating molecules that join together to form a larger, continuous chain called a polymer. Each monomer links with its neighbors through chemical bonds, creating a long, repeated pattern. The polymer’s properties depend on the type of monomer and how many are joined. For example, the sugar glucose is a monomer that polymerizes into cellulose, a long polymer that gives plant cell walls their strength. Thus, polymers are essentially long strings built from many monomers.