Enzyme Quiz

At high temperatures, the rate of enzyme action decreases because the increased heat......

• neutralizes the acids and bases in the system

• alters the shape of the active site of the enzyme

• increases the concentration of the enzyme

• changes the pH of the system

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Enzymes speed up the rate of chemical reactions by.....

• giving you extra oxygen.

• absorbing water released when polymers are formed.

• lowering the activation energy.

• combining with excess hydrogen to form a gas.

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The "lock and key" description explain the mechanism of

• enzyme specificity

• how temperature works

• exocytosis

• vacuole formation

The reactants to which enzymes bind are also known as

• lipids

• reactions

• controls

• substrates

Which enzyme would you expect to find in bacteria growing in a hot environment?

• Enzyme X

• Enzyme Y

Both enzymes will have the same amount of activity at 40 degrees Celsius?

• True

• False

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Which enzyme is active over the largest temperature range?

• Enzyme X

• Enzyme Y

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Which enzyme has an optimum temperature of 40 degrees Celsius?

• Enzyme X

• Enzyme Y

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Using the diagram, match the following.

• Substrate

• B

• Enzyme

• A

• Enzyme Substrate Complex

• D

• Active Site

• C

• Product

• E

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Enzymes are important for the body because they

• increase the activation energy needed for a chemical reaction.

• keep the activation energy of a chemical reaction at a constant level.

• lower the activation energy needed for the chemical reaction.

• remove all of the activation energy needed for a chemical reaction.

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