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    This document contains a 25 question multiple choice quiz on biomolecules. The questions cover topics like vitamins, nucleic acids, proteins, DNA, RNA and other biological molecules and structures. The quiz is out of 100 total marks and tests knowledge of molecular structures, functions, deficiencies and other essential information about biomolecules.

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    Biomolecules

    Total No. of Questions: 25 Total Marks: 100

    SECTION 1: MCQ
    Q1 Deficiency of one of the under mentioned vitamins causes cracking of lips in human beings
    (4 Marks)
    A. Vitamin A
    B. Vitamin B-2
    C. Vitamin K
    D. Vitamin C

    Q2 The function of vitamin D is:


    (4 Marks)
    A. calcium absorption in the intestine
    B. normal development of bones and teeth
    C. deposition of calcium and phosphate in bones
    D. all of the above

    Q3 The more stable form of DNA helix is


    (4 Marks)
    A. α conformation
    B. β conformation
    C. both
    D. none

    Q4 Deficiency of vitamin E causes ? (4 Marks)


    A. rickets
    B. scurvy
    C. muscular weakness
    D. beri beri

    Q5 An organic compound which undergo various Chemical change in human body and finally damage (4 Marks)
    DNA to cause Cancer is 
    A. proline 
    B. Ethanol
    C. uracil
    D. Benzene

    Q6 During denaturation of proteins which structure is destroyed? (4 Marks)


    A. secondaary
    B. primary
    C. tertiary
    D. secondary and tertiary

    Q7 Biotin is a organic compound present in yeast.its deficiency in diet cases dermatitis and paralysis. It is (4 Marks)
    also known as
    A. vitamin H
    B. vitamin B3 ​

    C. vitamin B12 ​

    D. vitamin D
    E. vitamin E

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    Q8 The vitamin, which plays a role in the transportation of amino acids across the cell membrane is
    (4 Marks)
    A. B1 ​

    B. B2 ​

    C. B3 ​

    D. B6 ​

    Q9 Match the column I with column II and mark the appropriate choice.
    (4 Marks)
    Column I Column II
    (A) Nucleoside (i) Sugar + base + phosphoric acid group
    (B) Nucleotide (ii) Cytosine + uracil
    (C) DNA (iii) Sugar +  base
    (D) RNA (iv) Cytosine + thymine
    A. (A) → (iii); (B) → (i); (C) → (iv); (D) → (ii)
    B. (A) → (i); (B) → (iv); (C) → (iii); (D) → (ii)
    C. (A) → (i); (B) → (iii); (C) → (i); (D) → (iv)
    D. (A) → (iv); (B) → (ii); (C) → (i); (D) → (iii)

    Q10 The deficiency of vitamin B1 causes


    ​
    (4 Marks)
    A. Beri-beri
    B. Scurvy
    C. Rickets
    D. Anaemia

    Q11 In double strand helix structure of DNA, heterocyclic base cytosine forms hydrogen bond with: (4 Marks)
    A. adenine
    B. guanine
    C. purine
    D. thymine
    E. uracil

    Q12 The peptide that gives positive ceric ammonium nitrate and carbylamine tests is: (4 Marks)
    A. Lys-Asp
    B. Ser-Lys
    C. Gln-Asp
    D. Asp-Gln

    Q13 Which substance is not present in nucleic acid (4 Marks)


    A. Cytosine
    B. Adenine
    C. Thymine
    D. Guanidine

    Q14 Which of the following is a Sanger reagent? (4 Marks)


    A. 2, 4 - Di-nitro flurobenzene
    B. Phenyl isocyanate
    C. 2, 4 - Di-nitro Chlorobenzene
    D. 2, 4 - Di-nitro iodobenzene

    Q15 Nongenetic RNA is of


    (4 Marks)
    A. Two types
    B. Three types
    C. Four types
    D. One type

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    Q16 Which of the following vitamins is water soluble (4 Marks)
    A. Vitamin E
    B. Vitamin D
    C. Riboflavin
    D. Retinol

    Q17 How many amino acids are present in insulin? (4 Marks)


    A. 25
    B. 51
    C. 20
    D. 22
    E. 52

    Q18 A codon has a sequence of A and specifies a particular B that is to be incorporated in to C . What (4 Marks)
    are A, B, C ?
    A. A− 3 bases; B− amino acid; C− carbohydrate
    B. A− 3 bases; B− carbohydrate; C− amino acid
    C. A− 3 bases; B− protein; C− amino acid
    D. A− 3 bases; B− amino acid; C− protein

    Q19 Nucleic acid are


    (4 Marks)

    A. Small molecules
    B. dipepetides
    C. Long chain polymers of nuceotides
    D. Polypeptides

    Q20 Which statement correctly completes the statement?


    (4 Marks)
    Except for glycerine, which is achiral, all the amino acids present in proteins.:
    R
    + ∣
    A. H3 N C HCO2 H
    ​ ​

    are chiral, but racemic


    R
    ∣
    B. H2 N C HCO2 H
    ​ ​

    have the L configuration at their α carbon


    R
    + ∣
    C. H3 N C HCO2−
    ​ ​

    have the R configuration at their α carbon


    R
    ∣
    D. H2 N C HCO2−
    ​ ​

    have the S configuration at their α carbon

    Q21 The bond that determines the secondary structure of proteins is or secondary structure of protein is (4 Marks)
    due to
    A. Coordinate bond
    B. Covalent bond
    C. Hydrogen bond
    D. Peptide bond

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    Q22 DNA contains the sugar (4 Marks)
    A. Deoxyribose
    B. Ribose
    C. D-Fructose
    D. D-glucose

    Q23 Blood calcium is increased by administration of (4 Marks)


    A. Glucagon
    B. Thyroxine
    C. Parathormone
    D. Calcitonin

    Q24 Which of the following statements is not correct? (4 Marks)


    A. Only α− amino acids are obtained on hydrolysis of proteins.
    B. The amino acids which are synthesised in the body are known as non-essential amino acids.
    C. There are 20 essential amino acids
    D. L− amino acids are represented by writing the −N H2 group on the left side.
    ​

    Q25 The building block of proteins are: (4 Marks)


    A. α-hydroxy acid
    B. α-amino acid
    C. β - hydroxy acid
    D. β - amino acid

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