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    (1) Iron is common in haemoglobin and myoglobin. (2) Cellulose is not a polysaccharide. (3) The bound form of water is most abundantly found in protoplasm. Proteins, lipids, nucleic acids and vitamins decrease in that order of abundance in protoplasm.

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    (1) Iron is common in haemoglobin and myoglobin. (2) Cellulose is not a polysaccharide. (3) The bound form of water is most abundantly found in protoplasm. Proteins, lipids, nucleic acids and vitamins decrease in that order of abundance in protoplasm.

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    (1) Iron is common in haemoglobin and myoglobin. (2) Cellulose is not a polysaccharide. (3) The bound form of water is most abundantly found in protoplasm. Proteins, lipids, nucleic acids and vitamins decrease in that order of abundance in protoplasm.

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    (1) Iron is common in haemoglobin and myoglobin. (2) Cellulose is not a polysaccharide. (3) The bound form of water is most abundantly found in protoplasm. Proteins, lipids, nucleic acids and vitamins decrease in that order of abundance in protoplasm.

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    DPP Biomolecule Protein & Carbohydrate & Fat


    (1) Which element is common in (A) Liver and muscles
    haemoglobin and myoglobin- (B) Liver only
    (C) Muscles only
    (A) Fe (D) Pancreas
    (B) Cu
    (C) Mn
    (9) Which one is a disaccharide?
    (D) Mg
    (A) Galactose
    (B) Fructose
    (2) Which is not polysaccharide?
    (C) Maltose
    (A) Sucrose
    (D) Dextrin
    (B) starch
    (C) Glycogen
    (10) Dipeptide is-
    (D) cellulose
    (A) Structure of two peptide bonds
    (B) Two amino acids linked by one peptide
    (3) Which of the following type of water most
    bond
    abundantly found in protoplasm?
    (C) bond between one amino acid and one
    (A) Free form
    peptide
    (B) Bound form
    (D) None
    (C) Crystal form
    (D) Ice form
    (11) Which element is normally absent in
    proteins?
    (4) Common in feather and Silk is-
    (A)C
    (A) Carbohydrate
    (B)N
    (B) Fats
    (C)S
    (C) Protein
    (D)P
    (D) Nucleic acid
    (12) Which amino acid is non-essential for
    (5) Decreasing order of organic compound in human body?
    pro toplasm is: - (A) Glycine
    (A) Protein, lipid, Nucleic acid, Vitamin (B) Phenylalanine
    (B) Protein, Nucleic acid, carbohydrate, lipid (C) Arginine
    (C) Carbohydrate, Lipid, Nucleic acid, and (D) Methionine
    vitamin
    (D) None of these (13) Which substance is not a carbohydrate?
    (A) Starch
    (6) Sugar which is found in haemolymph of (B) Glycogen
    insects is called- (C) Wax
    (A) Maltose (D) Glucose
    (B) Lactose
    (C) Trehalose (14) Nails, horns and hooves contain –
    (D) Galactose (A) Chitin
    (B) Keratin
    (7) Which is odd – (C) Both
    (A) Chitin - Carbohydrate (D) None
    (B) Pectin - Protein
    (C) Steroid - Lipid (15) To get quick energy one should use –
    (D) Wax - Lipid (A) Carbohydrate
    (B) Fats
    (8) Glycogen is stored in –

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    (C) Vitamins (C) Tryptophan
    (D) Proteins (D) Tyrosine

    (16) Essential component of all living (22) Which of the following disaccharides will
    organisms give two molecules of glucose on
    (A) Hemoglobulin hydrolysation?
    (B) Protein (A) Maltose
    (C) Chlorophyll (B) Sucrose
    (D) Carbohydrate (C) Lactose
    (D) None

    (17) Most abundant protein in human body (23) Which is very most structural part of the
    is- body
    (A) Collagen (A) Protein
    (B) Carbohydrates
    (B) Myosin (C) Lipid
    (D) Nucleic acid
    (C) Actin
    (D) Albumin (24) Which of the following sugar is found in
    AT
    (18) Monosaccharide is – P
    (A) Pentose Sugar (A) Deoxyribose
    (B) Ribose
    (B) Hexose Sugar (C) Trehalose
    (D) Glucose
    (C) Only Glucose
    (D) all the above (25)Deficiency of protein leads to
    (A) Rickets
    (19) Which substance is most abundant in cell (B) Scurvy
    (A) Carbohydrates (C) Kwashiorkor
    (D) Carotenemia
    (B) Proteins
    (26) Lactose is composed of
    (C) Water
    (A) Glucose + galactose
    (D) Fats (B) Glucose + fructose
    (C) Glucose + glucose
    (20) Proteins present in cells are very (D) Glucose + mannose
    important because-
    (A) They provide definite shape to cell (27) True statement for cellulose molecule –
    (A) p -1'- 4" linkage, unbranched ,
    (B) They function as biocatalyst (B) p -1'- 4" linkage, branched
    (C) a -1 ' - 4" linkage, branched
    (C) They yield energy
    (D) p -1 ' - 6" linkage unbranched
    (D) They are stored food
    (21)Which of the following amino acid is
    essential
    (A) Alanine
    (B) Glycine

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