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Worksheet Chapter 4: Chemical Composition in Cells

Form 4 Biology Bab 4: Chemical Composition in Cells

Instructions

Answer all questions thoroughly based on Chapter 4: Chemical Composition in Cells.

10 questions · 23 marks total

1. True or False: Sucrose produces a brick-red precipitate when heated directly with Benedict's reagent without prior acid hydrolysis.

True / False · 1m

2. True or False: Saturated fats contain one or more double bonds (C=C) in their hydrocarbon chains.

True / False · 1m

3. Explain the structural difference between saturated fats and unsaturated fats, and state how this affects their physical state at room temperature.

Short Answer · 3m

4. State two biological importances of water in living cells.

Short Answer · 2m

5. Fill in the blank: The bond formed between two amino acids during a condensation reaction is called a ________ bond.

Fill in the Blank · 1m

6. A sample of food solution was tested in a laboratory: - Test A: Adding Iodine solution yielded a yellow-brown color. - Test B: Heating with Benedict's reagent yielded a brick-red precipitate. - Test C: Adding Biuret reagent yielded a purple solution. Interpret the biochemical contents present in the food sample.

Short Answer · 3m

7. Which of the following biomolecules consists of glycerol combined with three fatty acid chains?

Multiple Choice · 1m
  1. A. Phospholipid
  2. B. Triglyceride
  3. C. Polypeptide
  4. D. Steroid

8. Compare and contrast Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) and Ribonucleic Acid (RNA).

Short Answer · 4m

9. Enzymes are functional proteins with a specific 3D shape. (a) Explain what happens to the tertiary structure of a protein when exposed to temperatures exceeding 60°C. (b) Describe how this structural alteration affects enzyme function.

Short Answer · 4m

10. Name the three sub-component parts that make up a single nucleotide unit in nucleic acids.

Short Answer · 3m
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