Unit 2 Biochemistry

Test Description: An introductory unit related to biochemical compounds in a beginner biology class.

Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.

1) Which of the 4 groups of organic compounds includes genetic material?

2) By definition, all organic compounds share which of the following chemical elements?

3) Which of the 4 groups of organic compounds would be your body's primary source of energy?

4) What is another term used when referring to lipids?

5) Which of the 4 groups of organic compounds do enzymes belong?

6) Based on the word structure, which of these can be identified as a carbohydrate?

7) Which of the 4 groups of organic compounds would be your body's source of long-term energy storage?

8) Which of following terms is also used when referring to enzymes?

9) Which of the following would you eat if you wanted to consume the most calories per gram?

10) Which of the following biochemical compounds can be found in the cell membrane and serve as a selective barrier?

11) How often can a single enzyme be reused?

12) Which of the following terms can also be used when referring to enzymes?

13) What term is used to refer to the specific temperature or pH range that an enzyme functions at its best?

14) Where does the enzyme and the substrate attach?

15) What is the function of all enzymes?

16) Who is the greatest team in college football?

17) How many types of reactions is a single enzyme suited to properly function?

18) How many calories from fat would someone consume if they were to eat a candy bar than contained 20 g of lipids?

19) How man calories from protein would someone consume if they were to eat an egg that contained 6 grams of protein?

20) Which term is used to describe what happens to enzymes that are negatively affected by pH and temperature changes?


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