Many processes occur within a living organism, and some we can only understand in AP Biology. The test below is based on chapter 8- Introduction to Metabolism. Give it a try and see what you understood and study up more on the areas you fail. All the best, and come back for more tests!
All of the chemical reactions in an organism
Polymer to monomer reactions that release ATP and break down
Monomer to polymer reactions that require ATP and build up
None of the above
All of the chemical reactions in an organism
Polymer to monomer reactions that release ATP and break down
Monomer to polymer reactions that require ATP and build up
None of the above
All of the chemical reactions in an organism
Polymer to monomer reactions that release ATP and break down
Monomer to polymer reactions that require ATP and build up
None of the above
Adenine and phosphate
Adenine and pentose
Adenine and deoxyribose
Adenine and ribose
0
1
2
3
It is inorganic
It is just floating around, with no affect on the reaction
It is an intermediate phosphate
A and B
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
All of them are, and all proteins are enzymes
All of them are, but not all proteins are enzymes
Some of them are, but not all proteins are enzymes
None of them are
Slow down chemical reaction
Speed up chemical reaction
Create chemical reactions
Totally destroy chemical reactions
What enzyme reacts on
The products
The enzyme itself
The reactant(s)
A and D
None of the above
Activation site
Reactant site
Substrate site
Active site
Increase activation energy
Lower activation energy
We're not entirely sure
A and C
B and C
Changes shape of active site, but still works just as good
Change shape of active site, continues to work but not as good
Change shape of active site, no longer works
Nothing, it is not affected
Something that speeds up the enzyme
Something that slows down the enzyme
Something that totally stops the enzyme
Something that denatures the enzyme
An inhibitor that moves into active site of enzyme
An inhibitor that moves into non-active site and changes conformation of protein
Neither of these
This is not the answer
Decrease concentration of enzyme
Increase concentration of enzyme
Decrease concentration of inhibitor
Increase concentration of substrate
An inhibitor that moves into active site of enzyme
An inhibitor that moves into non-active site and changes conformation of protein
A poison
None of these
B and C
Enzymes that are easily denatured
Enzymes that are unable to be denatured
Enzymes that change shape to toggle between active and inactive
None of these
Activator attaches
Inhibitor attaches
Substrate attaches
Nothing attaches
Activator attaches
Inhibitor attaches
Substrate attaches
Nothing attaches
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