Enzyme Reading

P1: Which biomolecule is an enzyme?

• Nucleic acids
• Carbohydrates
• Lipids
• Proteins

P1: Enzymes will​ (a)   the speed of the reaction.

• increase
• decrease
• not change

P1: Enzymes​ (a)   the activation energy needed for chemical reactions.

• decrease
• increase
• eliminate
• stabilize

P1: Which letter represents the enzyme? (click on letter)

P1: Which number represents the active site of an enzyme?

P1: Select the molecule that represents the products that result after an enzymatic reaction.

P1: Enzymes are reusable - meaning they will continue to react with any substrate present.

• true

• false

P2: Why are enzymes said to work like a lock and key?

• Enzymes can bind to any substrate regardless of shape.
• Enzymes change shape to fit any substrate like a flexible mold.
• Enzymes work by breaking down all types of molecules without specificity.
• Enzymes specific shapes allow them to bind only to specific substrates.

P2: Identify the substrate, enzyme and products needed for the breakdown of lipids in the digestive system.

• Lipase

• Substrate

• Fatty acid + glycerol

• Products

• Lipids

• Enzyme

P2: Identify the substrate, enzyme and products needed for the breakdown of proteins in the digestive system.

• Amino acids

• Substrate

• Protease

• Enzyme

• Proteins

• Products