50 + Mcqs in Applied Biology in SRMJEEE Page 1 McqOptions

1.	Monomer of polysaccharide is
A.	Monosaccharide
B.	Amino acid
C.	Nucleotide
D.	Fatty acids
Answer» B. Amino acid

Discussion

2.	Process of joining of two monosaccharides is called
A.	Catenation
B.	Condensation
C.	Linkage
D.	Joining
Answer» C. Linkage

Discussion

3.	Polymers do not include
A.	Lipids
B.	Amino acid
C.	Peptides
D.	Proteins
Answer» B. Amino acid

Discussion

4.	Chain of Amylose is
A.	Branched
B.	Short
C.	Unbranched
D.	Soluble
Answer» D. Soluble

Discussion

5.	A carbohydrate that is an important part of plant's cell wall is
A.	Starch
B.	Glycogen
C.	Cellulose
D.	Peptide
Answer» D. Peptide

Discussion

6.	PVC stands for
A.	Poly vinyl ethylene
B.	Polyvinyl chloride
C.	Polyvinyl carbon
D.	Polyvinyl carbon dioxide
Answer» C. Polyvinyl carbon

Discussion

7.	Nucleic acids are also referred to as
A.	Polypeptides
B.	Polysaccharides
C.	Polynucleotides
D.	Peptones
Answer» D. Peptones

Discussion

8.	Amylose and amylopectin combine to form a tasteless and odorless powder called
A.	Glycogen
B.	Nylon
C.	Starch
D.	Rubber
Answer» D. Rubber

Discussion

9.	Cellulose is polymer of
A.	?-glucose.
B.	?-glucose
C.	Primary proteins
D.	Secondary protein
Answer» C. Primary proteins

Discussion

10.	Hydrolysis takes place during the
A.	Condensation reaction
B.	Formation of Glycosidic bond
C.	Formation of Glycosidic bond
D.	None of above
Answer» D. None of above

Discussion

11.	Advantages to convert glucose into a polysaccharide, comprise that polysaccharide are
A.	Compact
B.	Inert
C.	Insoluble
D.	All of above
Answer» E.

Discussion

12.	Glucose is an example of
A.	Triose
B.	Pentose
C.	Hexose
D.	Sucrose
Answer» D. Sucrose

Discussion

13.	Example of natural polymer is
A.	Rubber
B.	Polythene
C.	Polyester
D.	Nylon
Answer» B. Polythene

Discussion

14.	Source of energy in respiration is
A.	Monosaccharide
B.	Disaccharides
C.	Polysaccharides
D.	Cytokines
Answer» B. Disaccharides

Discussion

15.	Building block of fat in our body and fat we use in our diet is
A.	Amino acid
B.	Fatty acid
C.	Nucleic acids
D.	hydrochloric acid
Answer» C. Nucleic acids

Discussion

16.	Most common disaccharides include
A.	Maltose
B.	Sucrose
C.	Lactose
D.	All of above
Answer» E.

Discussion

17.	Fructose is an example of
A.	Triose
B.	Pentose
C.	Hexose
D.	Galactose
Answer» D. Galactose

Discussion

18.	Benedict's solution consists of
A.	Aluminium sulphate
B.	Copper sulphate
C.	Calcium hydroxide
D.	Sodium carbonate
Answer» C. Calcium hydroxide

Discussion

19.	Only common non-reducing sugar is
A.	Glucose
B.	Fructose
C.	Maltose
D.	Sucrose
Answer» E.

Discussion

20.	Glucose is used for synthesis of
A.	Cellulose
B.	Glycogen
C.	Polysaccharides starch
D.	All of above
Answer» E.

Discussion

21.	Colour of copper (II) sulphate in Benedict's solution is
A.	Blue
B.	Red
C.	Brown
D.	Violet
Answer» B. Red

Discussion

22.	RNA is made of Polymerization through
A.	Trioses
B.	Pentose
C.	Hexoses
D.	Starch
Answer» C. Hexoses

Discussion

23.	An Isomer refers to
A.	Two forms of same chemicals
B.	The same molecule switching the two forms
C.	The molecule acting independently
D.	Both A and B
Answer» D. Both A and B

Discussion

24.	Example of pentose is
A.	Glucose
B.	Galactose
C.	Fructose
D.	Ribose
Answer» E.

Discussion

25.	Hydroxyl ions in C6H12O6 are
A.	1
B.	3
C.	5
D.	7
Answer» D. 7

Discussion

26.	Benedict's solution is not
A.	An alkaline solution
B.	An acidic solution
C.	Made up of Copper Sulphate
D.	Used for starch test
Answer» B. An acidic solution

Discussion

27.	Industrially produced polymers with carbon-based monomers, that have thousand of carbon atoms, which are joined end to end are
A.	Nylon
B.	PVC
C.	Carbohydrates
D.	Both A and B
Answer» E.

Discussion

28.	Fats and oils are most familiar examples of
A.	Protein
B.	Carbohydrates
C.	Lipids
D.	Amino acid
Answer» D. Amino acid

Discussion

29.	Monomer of nucleic acid is
A.	Amino acid
B.	Peptides
C.	Nucleotide
D.	Lipid
Answer» D. Lipid

Discussion

30.	Plants may not store
A.	Glucose itself
B.	Starch
C.	Cellulose
D.	Protoplasm
Answer» C. Cellulose

Discussion

31.	All is true for glucose but
A.	It is a non reactive molecule
B.	It interferes with cell chemistry
C.	It can make the cell contents too concentrated
D.	It is the main source of energy for cells
Answer» B. It interferes with cell chemistry

Discussion

32.	Long chains or ring structures are formed by atoms of
A.	Hydrogen
B.	Carbon
C.	Oxygen
D.	Nitrogen
Answer» C. Oxygen

Discussion

33.	Size of cellulose fiber is nearly
A.	60 nm
B.	20 nm
C.	50 nm
D.	30 nm
Answer» D. 30 nm

Discussion

34.	Stored form of carbohydrate in animals is
A.	Glucose
B.	Maltose
C.	Starch
D.	Glycogen
Answer» E.

Discussion

35.	Galactose is an example of
A.	Triose
B.	Pentose
C.	Hexose
D.	Ribose
Answer» D. Ribose

Discussion

36.	A polymer that is formed by glycosidic linkage of many monosaccharide units is called as
A.	Monosaccharides
B.	Polymer
C.	Polysaccharides
D.	Disaccharides
Answer» D. Disaccharides

Discussion

37.	Molecules which do not act as building block of life include
A.	Ethane
B.	Ethane
C.	Butane
D.	All of above
Answer» E.

Discussion

38.	Sum of all biochemical reaction taking place in body are collectively called as
A.	Anabolism
B.	Catabolism
C.	Metabolism
D.	Thermodynamics
Answer» D. Thermodynamics

Discussion

39.	Lactose is formed by combining glucose with
A.	Glucose
B.	Fructose
C.	Galactose
D.	Ribose
Answer» D. Ribose

Discussion

40.	Which Carbon atom number is not part of ring in C6H12O6
A.	1
B.	3
C.	5
D.	6
Answer» D. 6

Discussion

41.	Molecular structure of amylopectin is
A.	Longer than amylose
B.	Shorter than amylose
C.	Unbranched
D.	Formed through 1,2 linkages
Answer» C. Unbranched

Discussion

42.	Addition of water in carbohydrate is reverse of condensation and is known as
A.	Polymerization
B.	Hydrolysis
C.	Titration
D.	Disintegration
Answer» C. Titration

Discussion

43.	Most commonly used carbohydrate in home is
A.	Maltose
B.	Fructose
C.	Sucrose
D.	Mannose
Answer» D. Mannose

Discussion

44.	Industrially produced polymers are included as
A.	Polythene
B.	Polyester
C.	Nylon
D.	All of above
Answer» E.

Discussion

45.	Amylose is formed by condensation between
A.	α-glucose molecules
B.	β-fructose molecules
C.	between α-glucose and β-fructose molecules
D.	None of above
Answer» B. β-fructose molecules

Discussion

46.	Combination of glucose and fructose results in
A.	Sucrose
B.	Galactose
C.	Fructose
D.	Maltose
Answer» B. Galactose

Discussion

47.	Simplest sugars are also called
A.	Disaccharides
B.	Monosaccharides
C.	Polysaccharides
D.	Oligosaccharides
Answer» C. Polysaccharides

Discussion

48.	Joining of two monosaccharides take place by process of
A.	Glyosidic bond
B.	Condensation
C.	Oxidation
D.	Cellular respiration
Answer» C. Oxidation

Discussion

49.	Word "Saccharide" refers to
A.	Many
B.	Many
C.	Water
D.	Salty
Answer» C. Water

Discussion

50.	In amylose chain, glucose molecules are linked through
A.	1→3 bond
B.	1→4 bond
C.	2→2 bond
D.	2→2 bond
Answer» C. 2→2 bond

Discussion

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A carbohydrate that is an important part of plant's cell wall is

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RNA is made of Polymerization through

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Industrially produced polymers with carbon-based monomers, that have thousand of carbon atoms, which are joined end to end are

Fats and oils are most familiar examples of

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All is true for glucose but

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Stored form of carbohydrate in animals is

Galactose is an example of

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Molecules which do not act as building block of life include

Sum of all biochemical reaction taking place in body are collectively called as

Lactose is formed by combining glucose with

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Molecular structure of amylopectin is

Addition of water in carbohydrate is reverse of condensation and is known as

Most commonly used carbohydrate in home is

Industrially produced polymers are included as

Amylose is formed by condensation between

Combination of glucose and fructose results in

Simplest sugars are also called

Joining of two monosaccharides take place by process of

Word "Saccharide" refers to

In amylose chain, glucose molecules are linked through