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Biochemistry Important MCQs

1. : The diameter of a typical plant or animal cell is

(A) 5 to 10 μm


(B) 1 to 5 μm


(C) 10 to 20 µm


(D) 5 to 100 μm



2. : The characterization of the structure, function, evolution, and mapping is known as

(A) Bioenergetics


(B) Genomics


(C) Glycolysis


(D) Proteomics



3. : Shorter polymers are known as

(A) Monomer


(B) Oligomers


(C) Dimers


(D) Tetramers



4. : ___ is the component of the cell enclosed by the plasma membrane

(A) Cytosol


(B) Cytoplasm


(C) Nuclear membrane


(D) Ribosomes



5. : Which of the mentioned is particulate component of the cell?

(A) Mitochondria


(B) Chloroplast


(C) Ribosomes


(D) All A, B, and C



6. : Which of the mentioned structural components separates the contents of the cell from the surroundings?

(A) Cytosol


(B) Cytoplasm


(C) Nucleus


(D) Plasma membrane



7. : Which is the site for protein synthesis and degradation?

(A) Ribosome


(B) Golgi apparatus


(C) Chloroplast


(D) Mitochondria



8. : In which part of the cell is the genome replicated?

(A) Nuclear membrane


(B) Cytoplasm


(C) Nucleus apparatus


(D) Golgi



9. : Cells with nuclear envelope belong to

(A) Prokaryotes


(B) Eukaryotes


(C) Polykaryotes


(D) None of A, B, and C



10. : Bacteria and archaea are also known as

(A) Prokaryotes


(B) Polykaryotes


(C) Eukaryotes


(D) None of A, B, and C



11. : The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physico-chemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms is known as

(A) Analytical Chemistry


(B) Biochemistry


(C) Physical Chemistry


(D) Organic Chemistry



12. : Which of the mentioned substances belong to complex biomolecules?

(A) Lipids


(B) Carbohydrates


(C) Proteins


(D) All



13. : Which of the mentioned is not a habitat of archaea?

(A) Salt lakes


(B) Hot spring


(C) Acidic bogs


(D) Soils



14. : The obligate organisms die when exposed to less

(A) Hydrogen


(B) Oxygen


(C) Nitrogen


(D) Methane



15. : The organisms which obtain their energy from sunlight are known as

(A) Autotrophs


(B) Chemotrophs


(C) Phototrophs


(D) Heterotrophs



16. : The organisms which obtain their energy from oxidation of a chemical fuel are known as

(A) Chemotrophs


(B) Autotrophs


(C) Heterotrophs


(D) Autotropha



17. : Which of the following are the organisms which synthesize all of their biomolecules directly from carbon dioxide?

(A) Autotrophs


(B) Chemotrophs


(C) Heterotrophs


(D) Autotrophe



18. : Which of the mentioned cell organelles is concerned with energy extraction reactions of the cell?

(A) Ribosomes


(B) Lysosomes


(C) Mitochondria


(D) Golgi complex



19. : Which of the mentioned cell organelles is concerned with degradation of cell debris?

(A) Lysosomes


(B) Endoplasmic reticulum


(C) Golgi complex


(D) Nucleotide



20. : Which of the following are the small circular segments of DNA in nucleus?

(A) Endoplasmic reticulum


(B) Plasmids


(C) Lysosomes


(D) Nucleotide



21. : Which of the following is the mechanism of transport of metabolites from the cell to its surroundings?

(A) Endocytosis


(B) Osmosis


(C) Diffusion


(D) Exocytosis



22. : The monomeric subunits of proteins, nucleic acids and polysaccharides are joined through

(A) Covalent bonds


(B) H-bonds


(C) Ionic bonds


(D) Metallic bonds



23. : Which of the mentioned non-covalent interactions are present in macromolecules like proteins, enzymes, polysaccharides etc.?

(A) Hydrophobic interactions


(B) van der Waals interactions


(C) H-bonds


(D) All A, B, and C



24. : One Dalton is equal to one twelfth the mass of an atom of

(A) H-1


(B) O-16


(C) N-14


(D) C-12



25. : Which of the mentioned functional groups are present in the biomolecules like proteins, nucleotides etc.?

(A) Carboxylic


(B) Amino


(C) Hydroxyl


(D) All A, B, and C



26. : The sum of all the proteins functioning in a given cell is known as

(A) Enzymology


(B) Proteomics


(C) Microbiology


(D) Virology



27. : The lipid comprising molecules in a cell constitute its

(A) Lipidome


(B) Glycome


(C) Proteome


(D) Metabolome



28. : The carbohydrate comprising molecules in a cell constitute its

(A) Proteome


(B) Lipidome


(C) Glycome


(D) Metabolome



29. : The entire collection of small molecules in a given cell under a specific set of conditions is known as

(A) Proteome


(B) Lipidome


(C) Glycome


(D) Metabolome



30. : The systematic characterization of the metabolome under very specific conditions is known as

(A) Genomics


(B) Proteomics


(C) Metabolomics


(D) Genetics



31. : The particulate components sediment when cytoplasm is centrifuged at—

(A) 15,000 g


(B) 1700 g


(C) 230,000 g


(D) 130 g



32. : The aqueous component of the cytoplasm of a cell, within which various organelles and particles are suspended, is known as

(A) Nucleus


(B) Cytosol


(C) Proteasomes


(D) Ribosome



33. : Which of the mentioned components is part of cytosol?

(A) Inorganic ions


(B) RNA molecules


(C) Enzymes


(D) All A, B, and C



34. : What is the diameter of many unicellular microorganisms?

(A) 12 to 22 μm


(B) 3 to 7 μm


(C) 1 to 2 μm


(D) 5 to 100 μm



35. : Which of the mentioned is not habitat of bacteria?

(A) Soils


(B) Surface water


(C) Salt lakes


(D) Tissues of decaying materials



 

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