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Title: PROTEIN WARM-UP ***answers only*** 1-10

Name, Date, Period, Row. Title: PROTEIN WARM-UP ***answers only*** 1-10. STANDARD 4EF. 1. HOW MANY LEVELS OF PROTEINS ARE THERE?. A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4. WHICH LEVEL OF PROTEIN only has COVALENT-PEPTIDE BONDS? A. Primary B. Secondary C. Tertiary D. Quaternary.

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Title: PROTEIN WARM-UP ***answers only*** 1-10

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  1. Name, Date, Period, Row Title: PROTEIN WARM-UP***answers only*** 1-10 STANDARD 4EF

  2. 1. HOW MANY LEVELS OF PROTEINS ARE THERE? • A. 1 • B. 2 • C. 3 • D. 4

  3. WHICH LEVEL OF PROTEIN only has COVALENT-PEPTIDE BONDS?A. PrimaryB. SecondaryC. TertiaryD. Quaternary

  4. 3. WHAT TYPE OF BOND DOES SECONDARY, TERTIARY &QUATERNARY PROTEINS HAVE THAT HELP MAINTAIN SHAPE? • Peptide B. hydrogen • C. Covalent D. Ionic E. Both A &C

  5. 4. WHAT TYPE OF BOND IS BETWEEN EACH AMINO ACID? • A. Hydrogen • B. Ionic • C. Covalent • D. Peptide • E. Both C and D

  6. 5. SAMPLE PROTEIN “x” PRO-GLY-SER CAN ALSO BE WRITTEN HOW??? • A. GLY-SER-PRO • B. SER-PRO-GLY • C. SER-GLY-PRO • D. PRO-SER-GLY

  7. 6. WHAT PROTEIN LEVEL IS SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE ? • PRIMARY • SECONDARY • TERTIARY • QUATERNARY

  8. 7. WHAT LEVEL OF PROTEIN IS SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE? • PRIMARY • SECONDARY • TERTIARY • QUATERNARY

  9. 8. WHAT LEVEL OF PROTEIN IS SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE? • PRIMARY • SECONDARY • TERTIARY • QUATERNARY

  10. 9. WHAT LEVEL OF PROTEIN IS SHOWN, WITH MORE THAN ONE CHAIN, IN THIS PICTURE? • PRIMARY • SECONDARY • TERTIARY • QUATERNARY

  11. 10. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT DETERMINE THE CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF PROTEINS? • A. NUMBER OF A.A. • B. ORDER OF A.A. • C. R-GROUP & SHAPE OF A.A. • D. KINDS OF A.A.

  12. 11. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBES A SECONDARY PROTEIN? • A. AMINO ACIDS ARE TWISTED & FOLDED • B. MORE THAN ONE CHAIN OF A.A. • C. GLOBULAR-CHAIN ITSELF IS FOLDED • D. SEQUENCE OF A.A. RECIPE FOR THE PROTEIN

  13. 12. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBES A PRIMARY PROTEIN? • A. AMINO ACIDS ARE TWISTED & FOLDED • B. MORE THAN ONE CHAIN OF A.A. • C. GLOBULAR-CHAIN ITSELF IS FOLDED • D. SEQUENCE OF A.A. RECIPE FOR THE PROTEIN

  14. 13. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBES A QUATERNARY PROTEIN? • AMINO ACIDS ARE TWISTED & FOLDED B. MORE THAN ONE CHAIN OF A.A. C. GLOBULAR-CHAIN ITSELF IS FOLDED D. SEQUENCE OF A.A. RECIPE FOR THE PROTEIN

  15. 14. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBES A TERTIARY PROTEIN? • AMINO ACIDS ARE TWISTED & FOLDED B. MORE THAN ONE CHAIN OF A.A. C. GLOBULAR-CHAIN ITSELF IS FOLDED D. SEQUENCE OF A.A. RECIPE FOR THE PROTEIN

  16. 15. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE ROLES OF PROTEINS? • A. FORM MUSCLE & BONE • B. HELP FIGHT DISEASE • C. MAKES UP HAIR & NAILS • D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

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