Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity

25 MCQs on temperature, pH, substrate concentration, optimum conditions, enzyme saturation, enzyme denaturation, and enzyme activity.

MCQs

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Sample questions

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  1. Question 1

    An increase in substrate concentration generally:

    • AIncreases the rate of enzyme reaction
    • BStops the reaction
    • CDenatures the enzyme
    • DRemoves the active site
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    Answer: A

    The textbook states that an increase in substrate concentration increases the rate of reaction.

  2. Question 2

    At high substrate concentration, the active sites of enzymes become:

    • AOccupied
    • BDestroyed
    • CDenatured
    • DInactive permanently
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    Answer: A

    The textbook states that at high substrate concentration the active sites become occupied.

  3. Question 3

    When all active sites are occupied, additional substrate molecules:

    • ADo not find free active sites
    • BAlways increase the reaction rate
    • CDestroy the enzyme
    • DBecome cofactors
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    Answer: A

    The textbook states that additional substrate molecules cannot find free active sites when all active sites are occupied.

  4. Question 4

    The condition in which all active sites of an enzyme are occupied is called:

    • ASaturation of active sites
    • BDenaturation
    • CAnabolism
    • DInhibition
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    Answer: A

    The textbook calls this condition saturation of active sites.

  5. Question 5

    After saturation of active sites, increasing substrate concentration:

    • ADoes not increase the reaction rate
    • BAlways doubles the reaction rate
    • CDenatures all enzymes
    • DChanges the optimum pH
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    Answer: A

    The textbook states that the reaction rate does not increase after active-site saturation.

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