CH 2: Biology MCQs

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1)                  All of the following are insoluble in water except 
a)                  Cellulose          b)         Glucose           c)         Fats                 d)         Proteins 
2)                  Molecules which is unstable and is the immediate source of energy. 
a)                  Amino acids                           b)         Glucose 
                c)         Adensoine triphosphate                      d)         Fatty acid 
3)                  When 1 gram water is heated from 15C to 16C heat absorbed is 
a)                  10 Calories      b)         1 calorie           c)         2 calories         d)         5 calories 
4)                  Monosaccharide have 
a)                  Hydroxyle                                           b)         Aldehyde group           
                c)         Keto group                                          d)         All of these 
5)                  The type of monosaccharide rare in nature 
a)                  Triose               b)         Tetroses           c)         Pentoses          d)         Hexoses 
6)                  Cane sugar is a
a)                  Polysaccharide                                    b)         Pligosaccharide 
                c)         Monosaccharide                                  d)        None of these 
7)                  Polysaccaride which give red colour with iodine 
a)                  Cellulose          b)         Glycogen         c)         Starch              d)         Chitin 
8)                  Character not found in waxes 
a)                  Even no. of carbon atoms                   b)         Have long chains alkanes 
                c)         Protect plants from water loss            d)         Water barrier substance 
9)                  Sanger determined the structure of 
a)                  Hemoglobin  b)           Fibrin               c)         Insulin             d)         Keratin
10)              Quaternary structure is found in 
a)                  Hemoglobin  b)           Insulin             c)         Keratin            d)         Fibrin 
11)              Who isolated nuclic acid in 1870?
a)                  F. Sanger         b)         W. Ingram       c)         F. Miesher       d)         F. Franklin 
12)              Substances found in nucleoside 
a)                  Pentose sugar                                      b)         Organic base 
                c)         Phosphate                                            d)         A and B 
13)              What is percentage of protein in mammalian cell, per total cell weight?
a)                  12                    b)         25                    c)         18                    d)         25
14)              What is the number of Amino Acid in an insulin molecule? 
a)                  21                    b)         30                    c)         41                    d)         51
15)              The shape of hemoglobin molecule is like a
a)                  Fiber    b)         Cigar  c)         Globe              d)         Saucer 
16)              The physical property of monosaccaride is that they are 
a)                  Less sweet and less soluble in water  
b)                  Sweet and less soluble in water 
c)                  Sweet and easily soluble in water 
d)                 Less sweet and insoluble in water 
17)              What does sucrose yield on hydrolysis 
a)                  2 Monosaccharides                              b)         3 Monosaccharides 
                c)         4 Monosaccharides                             d)         5 Monosaccharides 
18)              What are the reactants for the formation of lactose?
a)                  Glucose + Glucose                              b)         Glucose + Fructose 
                c)         Glucose + Galactose                           d)         Fructose + Maltose 
19)              There are three hydrogen bonds in between different bases found in genetic
material 
a)                  Cytosine and Guanine                         b)         Adenine and Thymine 
                c)         Adenine and Uracil                             d)         Thymine and Uracil 
20)              Glycogen is chemically 
a)                  Monosaccharide                                  b)         Disaccharide 
                c)         Oligosaccharide                                  d)         Polysaccharide 
21)              A suitable example of terpenoids is 
a)                  Sugar               b)         Waxes c)         Starches           d)         Steroids 
22)              In plant cell the excess of glucose is converted into 
a)                  Cellulose          b)         Galactose        c)         Sucrose            d)         Starch 
23)              Cotton fiber is purely 
a)                  Galactose         b)         Sucrose            c)         Cellulose         d)         Glucose 
24)              In animals fatty acids are in 
a)                  Branched chain                                   b)         Straight chain 
                c)         Ring                                                    d)        None of these 
25)              Oleic-acids is a common example of 
a)                  Unsaturated fatty acid                        b)         Saturated fatty acid 
                c)         Super saturated fatty acid                   d)        None of these 
26)              Acylglycerols are chemically composed of 
a)                  Glycerol and nucleic acids                  b)         Glycerol and inorganic acids 
                c)         Glycerol and fatty acids                     d)         Glycerol and amino acids 
27)              DNA contains all the following nitrogenous base units except 
a)                  Adenine           b)         Gaunine           c)         Cytocine          d)         Uracil 
28)              PGAL is a phosphorylated form of a monosacaride sugar, it belongs to which group. 
a)                  Trioses             b)         Tetroses           c)         Pentosses         d)         Hexose 
29)              Nucleic acids are in different forms in the nucleus of a cell. Which of the following forms of nucleic acids controls the synthesis of all these. 
a)                  DNA  b)         mRNA            c)         tRNA              d)         rNAa 
30)              Carbohydrates in the cell combine with protein and a resultant compound is called 
a)                  Glycolipids      b)         Glycoprotein  c)          Glycogenesis  d)         Glycolic acid 
31)              The general formula of monosaccharides is 
a)                  (CH4O)n           b)         (CH2O)n          c)         (CH3O)            d)         (CHO)n
32)              Carbohydrates that are comparatively less sweet in taste and less soluble in water are called 
a)                  Monosaccharides                                 b)         Polysaccharides 
                c)         Oligosaccharides                                 d)         None 
33)              Most familiar disaccharide is 
a)                  Maltose            b)         Sucrose            c)         Lactose            d)         None 
34)              The main source of starch is 
a)                  Grains                                     b)         Seeds                
                c)         Fruits and tubers                                 d)         All of the above 
35)              In which of the following compounds, lipid is soluble 
a)                  Ether   b)         Alcohol           c)         Chloroform     d)         All of above 
36)              The most widely spread acylglycerole is 
a)                  Diacyglycerol                         b)         Triacyglycerol 
                c)          Only acyglycerol                                d)         Tetra acylgycerol 
37)              The basic unit of nucleic acid is called 
a)                  Nucleoside                                          b)         Nucleotide 
                c)         Nitrogenous base                                d)         Phosphoric acid 
38)              Nucleotides are united with one another through 
a)                  Disulphide bridge                                b)         Phosphodiester linkage 
                c)         Covalent bond                                    d)        Ionic bond 
39)              The two polynucleotide strands are wound round each other. How many base pairs are there in each turn.
a)                  5 base pair                                           b)         15 base pairs 
                c)         10 base pairs                                       d)         20 base pairs 
40)              Which of the following RNA carries genetic information from nucleus to cytoplasm.

                a)         tRNA               b)        tRNA              c)         mRNA            d)         None  

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