Schedule test FSc. 1st Year Time Allowed: 20 min
BIOLOGY (objective) Chapter (3)
Total Marks: 17
Note: Attempt all questions.
Q .No.1: Four possible answers are
given. Encircle the best option. (17)
1.
An activated enzyme consisting of polypeptide
chain and a cofactor is called:
a) Apoenzyme b) Holoenzyme c) Alloenzyme d) None of these
2.
The reactant called---------is attached to the active site of enzyme:
a) Co-enzyme b) Cofactor
c) Substrate d) Prosthetic
group
3.
For enzymes of human body, the optimum temperature is:
a) 37˚C b) 98.6˚C c) a & b d) None of these
4. Lock and key model of
enzymes was proposed by:
a) Koshland b) Emil Fisher c) L. Pauling d) Altman
5. ----------- acts as
inhibitor of succinate dehydrogenase:
a) Malonic acid b) Fumeric acid c) Succinic acid d) Fumerate
6. An enzyme and its
substrate react with each other through definite
charge bearing site called ……….
Site.
a) Catalytic b) Passive
c) Binding d) Active
7. An enzyme is a three dimensional:
a) Fibrous protein b) Straight protein c) Branched protein
d) Globular protein
8. The optimum pH of
Arginase is:
a) 7.70 b) 9.70
c) 5.60 d) 4.25
9. The activation energy of
reaction is lowered by:
a) Coenzyme b) Substrate c) enzyme d) Product
10. Some metal ions are used
by enzymes as:
a) Prosthetic group b) Cofactor
c) a & b d) None of these
11. Reversible inhibitors form
weak linkage with the:
a) Enzyme b) Reactant c) Product d) Substrate
12. The detachable cofactor is
known as an activator if it is:
a) Organic ion b) Non-ionic c) Inorganic ion d) None of these
13. Chemical reaction can be
accelerated by an enzyme even in:
a) Small amount b) Moderate amount c) Large amount
d) All of these
14. Enzyme without cofactor is
called:
a) Passive enzyme b) Allosteric enzyme c) Holoenzyme
d) Apoenzyme
15. If non-protein portion is
loosely attached to protein part it is called:
a) Co-protein b) Coenzyme c) Co-molecule d) None of these
16. Induce Fit Model was put
forward by:
a) Robert Koch b) Louis Pasteur c) Emil Fischer d) Koshland
17. Reversible inhibitor forms:
a) Weak linkage with enzyme b) Strong linkage with enzyme
c) Either “a” or “b” d) none of these
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