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9th class Biology, Chapter 6: Enzymes MCQs
20 of 28 multiple-choice questions, with the correct answer in green.
1. Primarily, all enzymes are:
- (A) Nucleic acids
- (B) Proteins ✓
- (C) Carbohydrates
- (D) Lipids
2. Which best defines an enzyme?
- (A) A chemical that breaks down food.
- (B) A hormone that regulates metabolism.
- (C) A protein that speeds up reactions. ✓
- (D) A molecule that stores energy.
3. Enzymes are specific in their action because:
- (A) Their active sites fit specific substrates. ✓
- (B) They are always proteins.
- (C) They are consumed in reactions.
- (D) They work only at high temperatures.
4. Prosthetic groups are:
- (A) Required by all enzymes.
- (B) Proteins in nature.
- (C) Loosely attached with enzymes.
- (D) Tightly bound to enzyme. ✓
5. What is TRUE according to the induced fit model of enzyme action?
- (A) Enzyme's active site changes shape to bind the substrate. ✓
- (B) Substrate changes shape to bind to active site.
- (C) No shape changes occur in active site or substrate.
- (D) Substrate attaches the enzyme at a site other than active site.
6. The sum of all chemical reactions that occur within an organism to sustain life is called:
- (A) metabolism ✓
- (B) digestion
- (C) respiration
- (D) excretion
7. The breakdown of complex molecules into simpler ones with the release of energy is:
- (A) catabolism ✓
- (B) anabolism
- (C) photosynthesis
- (D) protein synthesis
8. Which of the following is an example of catabolism?
- (A) Cellular respiration ✓
- (B) Photosynthesis
- (C) Protein synthesis
- (D) Formation of starch
9. Lipolysis breaks lipids (fat) into:
- (A) fatty acids and glycerol ✓
- (B) amino acids
- (C) glucose
- (D) carbon dioxide and water
10. Anabolism is the process that:
- (A) builds complex molecules from simpler ones using energy ✓
- (B) breaks down food to release energy
- (C) removes wastes
- (D) produces no new molecules
11. Which of the following is an anabolic process?
- (A) Protein synthesis ✓
- (B) Cellular respiration
- (C) Lipolysis
- (D) Digestion of starch
12. Enzymes are biological ____ that speed up chemical reactions.
- (A) catalysts ✓
- (B) hormones
- (C) vitamins
- (D) pigments
13. Enzymes speed up reactions and are:
- (A) not consumed in the process ✓
- (B) used up in the reaction
- (C) changed into products
- (D) destroyed by the substrate
14. Typically an enzyme contains about:
- (A) 100 to 1,000 amino acids ✓
- (B) 10 amino acids
- (C) 10,000 amino acids
- (D) no amino acids
15. An RNA molecule that acts as an enzyme is called:
- (A) ribozyme ✓
- (B) coenzyme
- (C) amylase
- (D) cofactor
16. The enzyme amylase catalyses the breakdown of:
- (A) starch into simple sugars ✓
- (B) proteins into amino acids
- (C) fats into fatty acids
- (D) sugar into starch
17. Enzymes that operate within cells, such as those of cellular respiration, are:
- (A) intracellular enzymes ✓
- (B) extracellular enzymes
- (C) coenzymes
- (D) prosthetic groups
18. The enzymes secreted by cells of the stomach wall into the stomach cavity are:
- (A) extracellular enzymes ✓
- (B) intracellular enzymes
- (C) cofactors
- (D) ribozymes
19. Non-protein molecules needed by many enzymes to be fully active are called:
- (A) cofactors ✓
- (B) substrates
- (C) products
- (D) ribozymes
20. Which of the following is an inorganic cofactor?
- (A) Iron ions ✓
- (B) Biotin
- (C) NAD
- (D) Haem group
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