Biological Molecules and Intro to enzymes
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- Q1Which enzyme breaks down starch into maltose?maltoseamylaselipasemaltase30s
- Q2Which of the following is an example of a protease?maltaselipaseamylaseTrypsin30s
- Q3Which enzyme will form the products of 'glycerol and fatty acids'?amylasemaltaseproteaselipase30s
- Q4Amylase is an example of which type of enzyme?lipasestarchasecarbohydraseprotease30s
- Q5The action of proteases will result in which products being formed?proteinsamino acidsglycerolmaltose30s
- Q6Which of the following is a large molecule that cannot be absorbed?amino acidsglucoseglycerolstarch30s
- Q7Maltase breaks down maltose intoamino acidsglycerolglucosestarch30s
- Q8Which of the following is not a carbohydrate?glycogenproteincellulosestarch30s
- Q9The breaking down of large molecules into smaller molecules chemically is called:enzyme digestionmechanical digestionchemical digestion30s
- Q10Which chemical element is found in proteins but not in carbohydrates?nitrogenoxygenhydrogencarbon30s
- Q11In which part of the body would you find lots of glycogen, a store of glucose?skin cellskidney cellsmuscle cellsblood cells30s
- Q12Which of the following is a simple sugar?starchcelluloseglucoseamino acids30s
- Q13Pepsin is an example of which type of enzyme?carbohydraseamylaselipaseprotease30s
- Q14Fat/lipid molecules aresmall and soluble (can be absorbed)large and insoluble (cannot be absorbed)30s
- Q15Amino acids arelarge and insoluble (cannot be absorbed into the bloodstream)small and soluble (can be absorbed into the bloodstream)30s