WorksheetsRevision of LO2.4 Enzymes
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 31mins
What does the letter B represent?
enzyme
substrate
active site
What do enzymes do?
Build things up or break them down
Help filter waste from the body
Create environments where food can be eaten
Add and remove water
Enzymes are specific. This means that an enzyme only works with molecules that are....
the right size and shape
broken down already
present in water
too big for the body to handle
What happens when enzymes are heated to a high temperature?
The enzymes die.
The shapes of the enzyme are altered denature
The enzymes' amino acid sequence changes.
The enzymes remain the same
What happens when an enzyme becomes denatured?
The reaction slows down
The reaction speeds up
Which best describe an enzyme?
it is globular protein
act as biological catalyst
its monomer is amino acid
speed up a chemical reaction
The enzyme that break down the protein into pepton is called ....
pepsin
renin
ptyalin
acid
pepsin and trypsins are____.
digestive enzymes
carbohydrates
lipids
enzymes activators
Majority of enzymes are proteins
True
False
Lock and Key model says that the enzyme active site is flexible
True
False
What does an enzyme need in order to work properly?
The optimal amount of oxygen & CO2
The optimal temperature & amount of water
The optimal temperature & pH
The optimal temperature & pressure
Which enzyme breaks down carbohydrates?
Rennin
Amylase
Pepsin
Lipase
Which enzyme breaks down proteins?
Rennin
Amylase
Pepsin
Lipase
These are types of inhibitors...
poisons & hormones
nerve gas & hormones
poison & antibiotics
make enzymes work harder and faster.
inhibitor
activator
Region of the enzyme where the substrates
binds to (lock & key)
product
substrate
active site
complex
Are enzymes "USED UP" in a chemical reaction?
no
yes
A higher _______ can increase the reaction rate.
Concentration of enzyme
pH
inhibitors
all of the choices are correct
Enzymes change the ______ of a chemical reaction.
type
rate
reactants
product
The new molecules or substances released by the enzyme are called?
substrate
product
activator
active sight
What are inhibitors?
Molecules that make enzymes
Molecules that slow down or stop enzymes
Molecules that speed up enzymes
Molecules that replace enzymes
A higher ______ can increase the reaction rate.
Concentration of enzyme or substrate
pH
All of the Above
None of the Above
Explain the graph
Enzymes are denatured
Enzyme's active site are fully occupied with substrate
Active site of enzyme is no longer complementary with substrate
The rate of reaction increases with increasing substrate concentration
All of the following are example of an enzyme activators EXCEPT ______
Zn2+,
penicillin
Na+
Mn2+
An example of an enzyme inhibitor is _____.
Zn2+,
poisons
Na+
Mn2+
What is the optimal pH of enzyme A?
8
2
5.7-10
10
The enzyme in the picture below is called to be____
created
inhibited
activated
denatured
