Class 9 Biology · Chapter 8 · Test 5
Bioenergetics Full Test
25 MCQs covering ATP, oxidation-reduction reactions, photosynthesis, chlorophyll, aerobic and anaerobic respiration, fermentation, and energy use.
25 questions · 20 min · 25 marks
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Question 1
Bioenergetics is the study of:
- AEnergy transformations in living organisms
- BClassification of living organisms
- CCellular structure only
- DProtein synthesis only
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Answer: A
Bioenergetics is the study of how living organisms acquire, convert, store, and utilize energy.
Question 2
In oxidation, a molecule:
- ALoses electrons
- BGains electrons
- CLoses ATP
- DGains glucose
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Answer: A
The chapter defines oxidation as the loss of electrons.
Question 3
In reduction, a molecule:
- ALoses electrons
- BGains electrons
- CLoses oxygen only
- DGains ATP
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Answer: B
The chapter defines reduction as the gain of electrons.
Question 4
ATP is known as the cell's:
- AEnergy currency
- BGenetic material
- CStructural material
- DDigestive material
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Answer: A
ATP is described as the chief energy currency of cells.
Question 5
Which combination correctly describes the three components of ATP?
- AAdenine, ribose and three phosphate groups
- BAdenine, glucose and two phosphate groups
- CThymine, ribose and three phosphate groups
- DAdenine, deoxyribose and one phosphate group
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Answer: A
ATP consists of adenine, ribose and three phosphate groups.
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