Top Metabolism Quizzes & Trivia

Do you know what your BMR-Rate is? Do you in fact know what a BMR-rate is? If you do, then you may be a metabolic-scientist, a body-builder or someone interested in personal fitness. Either way, exercising takes its toll on your body, and thinking on your mind, and we have to pay for that toll right?

But do you know how? If you do, then grab a sandwich and try these quizzes out! There will be a starter course of easy questions on the food groups and sugary-foods, followed by the main course of questions on carbs, body-fat and vitamins. For dessert, we have a nice difficult list of questions regarding digestion, body-types and energy. After that mental workout, you'll want to sleep for weeks!

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Metabolism Questions and Answers

In the morning, you:

Don't eat breakfast

Have a light meal like fruit, toast, or cereal

Have a very heavy meal like eggs, bacon, ham, and hash browns.

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At lunch, your appetite is:

not very hungry

normal

very hungry

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How does caffeine make you feel?

Great, it helps me focus

Doesn't really do anything for me.

Makes me feel sick and jittery.

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Which of the following statements is true about catabolic pathways?

They combine molecules into more complex and energy-rich molecules.

They are usually coupled with anabolic pathways to which they supply energy in the form of ATP.

They involve endothermic reactions that break complex molecules into simpler ones.

They do not need enzyme catalysts.

They build up complex molecules such as proteins from amino acids.

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The hydrolysis of sucrose by the enzyme sucrase results in

bringing glucose and fructose together to form sucrose.

utilization of water as a glycosidic linkage is formed between glucose and fructose.

combination of glucose and fructose to form sucrase.

the addition of free water to sucrose as the linkage between glucose and fructose is formed.

breaking the bond between glucose and fructose by breaking a water molecule and adding an H+ to one and an OH- to the other.

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Which term most precisely describes the general process of combining small molecules to form large molecules ?

exothermic reaction

dehydration reaction.

metabolism

catabolism

anabolism

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When is the last time you ate carbs?

Less than 1 hour ago

1 - 2 hours ago

3 - 4 hours ago

Not sure, but it's been a long time!

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Are you diabetic?

No

Yes, but I use insulin and dieting to manage it

Not sure, but I have family history of diabetes

Yes, and I don't manage it well at all

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Have you exercised today?

No

Yes, but very lightly

Yes, for about 45 minutes

Yes, I really pushed myself

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The process of converting chemical energy of glucose into the chemical bonds of ATP is called?

glycolysis

conversion

cellular respiration

energy

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With respect to the element carbon, respiration is a(n) _________ reaction.

dehydration synthesis.

digestion.

oxidation.

reduction.

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Respiration is important because

its waste heat helps to warm the environment.

it conserves energy.

Enzymes require it.

it recycles energy.

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