Multiple Choice Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Ribozymes are
a. RNA acting as enzymes b. Ribose sugar acting as enzyme
c. Antibodies acting as enzymes d. Protein acting as enzyme
2. Holoenzyme is made of
a. Apoenzyme and Zymogen b. Apoenzyme and Co-enzyme
c. Co-enzyme and Prosthetic group d. Prosthetic group and Co-factor
3. Which of the following organelle is called ‘Suicidal Bag’
a. Mitochondria b. Endoplasmic reticulum
c. Lysosome d. Ribosome
4. Bile salt ________________surface tension
a. Increases b. Decreases
c. Both a and b d. None of the above
5. Most abundant blood cells in the human body are
a. WBCs b. RBCs
c. Platelets d. Plasma Cells
6. Number of iron atoms in one haemoglobin molecule are
a. 1 b. 3
c. 4 d. 8
7. Example of a Pro-enzyme
a. Pepsinogen b. Trypsin
c. Chymotrypsin d. Lysine
8. Abzymes are
a. Proteins b. DNAs
c. RNAs d. Antibodies
9. Which of the following is not a co-enzyme-
a. NAD b. NADP
c. FAD d. Mn++
10. Which enzymes do not require co-enzymes for their activity ?
a. The extracellular enzymes b. The intracellular Enzymes
c. The mitochondrial enzymes d. The Proenzymes
11. What are ribozymes ?
a. RNA acting as enzymes b. Protein acting as enzymes
c. Ribose sugar acting as enzymes d. Antibodies acting as enzymes
12. Activity of allosteric enzymes are influenced by
a. Allosteric modulators b. Allosteric site
c. Catalytic site d. None of the above
13. Feed back inhibition means-
a. Initial product inhibition b. End Product inhibition
c. Enzymatic induction d. None of the above
ANSWERS
1.(a) 2.(b) 3.(c) 4.(b) 5.(b) 6.(c) 7.(a) 8.(d) 9.(d) 10.(a) 11.(a) 12.(a) 13.(b) 14.(d)
15.(c) 16.(c) 17.(b) 18.(a) 19.(c) 20.(d) 21.(a) 22.(a) 23.(a) 24.(d) 25.(c) 26.(a) 27.(c) 28.(c)
29.(a) 30.(a) 31.(a) 32.(a) 33.(b) 34.(d) 35.(b) 36.(d) 37.(b) 38.(c) 39.(c) 40.(b) 41.(b) 42.(c)
43.(d) 44.(c) 45.(d) 46.(b) 47.(c) 48.(d) 49.(c) 50.(a) 51.(b) 52.(c) 53.(a) 54.(d) 55.(b) 56.(c)
57(d) 58(a) 59.(b) 60.(d) 61.(c) 62.(d) 63. (b) 64.(c) 65.(b) 66.(b) 67.(b) 68.(c) 69.(d) 70.(c)
71.(a) 72.(c) 73.(d) 74.(c) 75.(b) 76.(a) 77.(a) 78.(c) 79.(a) 80.(c) 81.(c) 82.(b) 83.(b) 84.(b)
85.(a) 86.(c) 87.(b) 88.(d) 89.(b) 90.(c) 91.(a) 92.(c) 93.(b) 94.(a) 95.(a) 96.(d) 97.(b) 98.(c)
99.(a) 100.(d) 101.(d) 102.(c) 103.(b) 104.(d) 105.(a) 106.(a) 107.(b) 108.(c) 109.(a) 110.(b) 111.(a)
112.(d) 113.(c) 114.(c) 115.(a) 116.(a) 117.(c) 118.(d) 119.(a) 120.(b) 121.(c) 122.(a) 123.(d) 124.(c)
125.(a)
243. Glucose can have ————- isomers due to the presence of 4 asymmetric carbon atoms-
a) 4 b)8
c) 12 d)16
244. Galactose and Glucose are-
a) Epimers b)Anomers
253. In which type of enzyme inhibition the original Vmax can be regained
a. Non-competitive inhibition b. Un-competitive inhibition
c. Competitive inhibition d. None of the above
254. Colloids are
a) Two phase system b)One –Phase system
c) Combination of Sol and Gel d)Mixture of solute and solvent
255. Emulsoid are called
a) Gel phase of colloid b)Sol phase of colloid
c) Protective colloids d)None of the above
256. Each colloid particle has a definite charge, it may be cation or anion so fixed layer constitute by
a) Single charged layer b) Double opposite charged layer
c) Mobile and immobile layer d) None of the above
257. Electrophoresis results
a) Purification of colloids b)Separation of Protein
c) Separation of cation and anion charges d)All of the above
258. Gall bladder stone and urinary bladder stones are formed due to
a) Insufficient amount of bile
b)Excessive deposition of cholesterol and Iron
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c) Excess amount of fat in the body
d)Absence of protective colloid
259. Example of protective colloids are
a) Milk b) Gold sol
c) Sodium chloride d)Gelatin
260. On the basis of the state of the dispersion medium colloids are
a) Sol and gel type b)Lyophillic and lyophobic type
c) saturated and unsaturated type d) None of the above
261. Osmotic pressure of colloid solution depends on
a) number of the colloid particle b) Size of colloid particles
c) Shape of colloid particles d) None of the above
262. Lyophillic colloid particles holds itself a immobile shell like layer of the dispersion medium, this
results
a) Aggregation of colloid particles b) Prevent precipitation
c) Maintain colloidal nature of the solution d) None of the above
263. Brownian movement results from
a) Movement of liquid molecule of dispersion medium
b) Collision of colloid molecules with each other
c) Repulsion of like charged particles
d) None of the above
264. Helmholtz- Gouy Electrical double layer is formed by
a) Stern potential b) Mobile and immobile layer
c) Zeta potential d) None of the above
265. Zeta potential serves as a
a) measure of stability of colloid particles b)Possibility of coagulation of colloid
c) Formation of lyophobic sol d)None of the above
266. Stern potential are formed
a) Between particle surface and first immobile layer of ions
b) Between immobile and mobile layer
c) Both (a) and (b) d) None of the above
267. Isotopes have
a) Same atomic number but different atomic weight
b)Different atomic number and same atomic weight
c) Substances of same chemical element d)All of the above
268. Radioactive isotopes have
a) Unstable nuclei b)Stable nuclei
c) None of the above d) All of the above
269. Due to unstable nuclei the radioactive isotopes undergoes decay spontaneously emitting radiation
in the form of waves
a) α, β and γ rays b) α and γ rays
c) α and β rays d) None of the above
270. Unit of radioactivity is
a) Calorie b) Joules
c) Curie d) Kilowatt
271. Which part of the human body is the first to be affected by nuclear radiation
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a) Brain b) Liver
c) Lungs d)Bone marrow
272. Attraction between dispersed phase and dispersion medium is much more in
a. Lyophillic Solution b. Lyophobic solution
c. Both (a) and (b) d. None of the above
273. The pH of buffer is determined by pH=pK+ log[Salt]/[Acid] which is also known as the equation of
a) Henderson- Joules b) Henderson- Smith
c) Henderson- Harris d) Henderson- Hasselbalch
274. The chief buffering system in the blood
a) K2HPO4 and KH2PO4 b) Protein and H protein
c) NaHCO3 and H2CO3 d) Haemoglobin and H haemoglobin
275. pH means
a) log10 [H+] b)- log10 [H+]
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c) log10 [OH ] d) log10 [1/H+]
276. The osmotic pressure of a solution increases with the rise in
a) Cold b)Humidity
c) Rancidity d)Temperature
277. Thyroid function is determined by the use of the isotope
a)24 Na b) 42K
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c) Ca d) 131I
278. The viscosity of a liquid increases due to the presence of
a) Suspended particles b)Soluble particles
c) Big size particles d)Small size particles
279. Emulsoid are precipitated by
a) Adding excess amount of acid b) Adding excess amount of alkali
c) Adding excess amount of salt d) Adding excess amount of
minerals 280. The force with which the surface molecules are held together is called
a) Osmotic pressure b)Hydrostatic pressure
c) Surface tension d) None of the above
281. Radiation is used in medicine for
a) Destroying cancerous cells b) Destroying healthy cells
c) Destroying germ cells d) Destroying macrophage
283. The basis of the technique of chromatography for separating components of a mixture is ...