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    Quiz Glycolysis

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    The document contains two sets of matching and true/false questions about glycolysis. The matching questions relate glycolysis terms like ATP, NADH, and pyruvate to their definitions. The true/false questions test understanding of the steps and products of glycolysis, including that it produces 2 NADH and net 2 ATP per glucose, involves phosphorylation and isomerization, and enzymes regulate the process.

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    PLEASE DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. THANK YOU!

    GENERAL BIOLOGY 1
    1ST SEMESTER, SY 2022-2023
    MATCHING TYPE:
    1. glycolysis a. double phosphorylated molecule
    2. cytoplasm b. site of glycolysis
    3. ATP c. 4 ATP
    4. pyruvate d. 2 ATP
    5. 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate e. electron carrier
    6. Net ATP f. cofactor of enzymes
    7. Energy releasing phase g. isomers
    8. NADH h. energy currency of the cell
    9. enzyme i. breakdown of glucose molecules
    10. Mg2+ j. speeds up or slows down
    k. end-product of glycolysis

    TRUE OR FALSE:
    1. After the energy releasing phase, there are 2 NADH produced carrying 2 electrons each.
    2. The enzyme mutase allows the splitting of fructose 1,6-bisphosphate into 2 molecules of a 3 Carbon compound.
    3. Phosphoenol pyruvate’s phosphate group is removed by the enzyme aldolase to create the last 2 ATP of the process.
    4. Production of ATP happens in the 1st phase of glycolysis while Usage of ATP happens in the 2nd phase.
    5. Enzymes like aldolase and kinases are responsible for regulating the different steps of glycolysis.
    6. Kinases are responsible for the attachment of an inorganic phosphate to ATP or to a particular molecule.
    7. Energy requiring phase invests 2ATP while energy releasing phase produces 4ATP.
    8. DHAP and 3PGA are isomers of each other.
    9. Phosphorylation allows the rearrangement of atoms of a certain molecule to its isomer.
    10. Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate and glucose-6-phosphate are isomers of each other.
    SET B
    PLEASE DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. THANK YOU!
    GENERAL BIOLOGY 1
    1ST SEMESTER, SY 2022-2023
    MATCHING TYPE:
    11. glycolysis a. double phosphorylated molecule
    12. cytoplasm b. site of glycolysis
    13. ATP c. 4 ATP
    14. pyruvate d. 2 ATP
    15. 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate e. electron carrier
    16. Net ATP f. cofactor of enzymes
    17. Energy releasing phase g. isomers
    18. NADH h. energy currency of the cell
    19. enzyme i. breakdown of glucose molecules
    20. Mg2+ j. speeds up or slows down
    k. end-product of glycolysis

    TRUE OR FALSE:
    11. After the energy releasing phase, there are 2 NADH produced carrying 2 electrons each.
    12. The enzyme mutase allows the splitting of fructose 1,6-bisphosphate into 2 molecules of a 3 Carbon compound.
    13. Phosphoenol pyruvate’s phosphate group is removed by the enzyme aldolase to create the last 2 ATP of the process.
    14. Production of ATP happens in the 1st phase of glycolysis while Usage of ATP happens in the 2nd phase.
    15. Enzymes like aldolase and kinases are responsible for regulating the different steps of glycolysis.
    16. Kinases are responsible for the attachment of an inorganic phosphate to ATP or to a particular molecule.
    17. Energy requiring phase invests 2ATP while energy releasing phase produces 4ATP.
    18. DHAP and 3PGA are isomers of each other.
    19. Phosphorylation allows the rearrangement of atoms of a certain molecule to its isomer.
    20. Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate and glucose-6-phosphate are isomers of each other.
    SET B

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