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The document outlines a final exam on enzymes, including true/false statements, matching enzyme classes with reactions, and fill-in-the-blank questions. It covers key concepts such as enzyme specificity, types of inhibitors, and the effects of temperature on enzyme activity. Additionally, it includes multiple-choice questions regarding enzyme classification and regulation mechanisms.

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Final Exam (40% - Office

The document outlines a final exam on enzymes, including true/false statements, matching enzyme classes with reactions, and fill-in-the-blank questions. It covers key concepts such as enzyme specificity, types of inhibitors, and the effects of temperature on enzyme activity. Additionally, it includes multiple-choice questions regarding enzyme classification and regulation mechanisms.

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Final Exam (40%)

I: Write “True” if the statement is correct and “False” if it is incorrect.

Enzymes catalyse the chemical reaction by decreasing the kinetic energy of substrates. F

Inhibition of enzyme is done by blocking its active site called non-competitive inhibition. F

Lock & key model state that active site of enzyme & substrates are naturally complementary. T

Enzymes speed up the biochemical reaction and consumed in the process of reaction. F

Using enzymes in industry allows the reactions to takes place in lower temperature. T

II: Match the following Reaction catalysed under column ‘A’ with corresponding enzyme
classes under column ‘B’.

A B

Change molecular form of the substrate Isomerases

Hydrolysis of a substrate Ligases

Non-hydrolytic removal or addition of a group to a substrate Lyases

Transfer of a specific group from one substrate to another Transferases

Joining of two molecules by the formation of new bonds Hydrolase

III: Fill the blank space with appropriate answer.

Enzyme acts best at a particular temperature called optimum temperature.

Holoenzyme is made from cofactor and apoenzyme.

Competitive inhibitors are usually structurally similar to the substrate.

IV: Choose the best answer from the given options & write your choice on the answer sheet

Which one of the following statement explains the specificity of enzymes? Enzymes:

Can be used over and over again C. can be destroyed by excessive heat

Catalase one reaction only D. do not used at the end of the reaction

To which class of enzyme do enzyme EC 6.1.14.2 is grouped?

Ligase B. Hydrolase C. Lyase D. Isomerase


Which one is different from the rest?

Competitive inhibitors C. Reversible inhibitors

Non-competitive inhibitors D. Irreversible inhibitors

A catalyzed reaction involves:

High activation energy C. Balanced activation energy

Low activation energy D. low kinetic energy

Which type of enzyme inhibition its effect is reversed by increasing substrate concentration?

Allosteric inhibition C. Non-competitive inhibition

Competitive inhibition D. End product inhibition

As the temperature increases, the

kinetic energy decreases

probability of substrate & enzyme collision increases

charge of amino acids that form the active site is altered

probability of substrate & enzyme collision decreases

Which of the following mechanisms do the cell uses to regulate enzyme catalyze reactions in
metabolic pathway?

Enzyme denaturation C. Irreversible inhibition

End product inhibition D. Competitive inhibition

Only a small amount of enzymes are needed by a single cell because enzymes:

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