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AP Biology MCQ

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41 In which part of the cell does protein synthesis occur?

  • A) Nucleus
  • B) Mitochondria
  • C) Ribosomes
  • D) Golgi apparatus
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42 What determines a protein’s function?

  • A) Its size
  • B) Its amino acid sequence
  • C) Its location in the cell
  • D) Its solubility
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43 Which of the following is a polymer of nucleotides?

  • A) RNA
  • B) Glucose
  • C) Fatty acid
  • D) Insulin
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44 What are biological macromolecules primarily composed of?

  • A) Cells
  • B) Small molecules
  • C) Monomers
  • D) Lipids
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45 Which of the following is NOT a type of biological macromolecule?

  • A) Carbohydrates
  • B) Proteins
  • C) Water
  • D) Nucleic acids
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46 What is the basic building block of proteins?

  • A) Nucleotides
  • B) Amino acids
  • C) Fatty acids
  • D) Monosaccharides
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47 Which type of nucleic acid is responsible for protein synthesis?

  • A) DNA
  • B) RNA
  • C) tRNA
  • D) All of the above
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48 What type of bond links amino acids in a protein?

  • A) Hydrogen bond
  • B) Ionic bond
  • C) Peptide bond
  • D) Covalent bond
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49 What is the primary function of carbohydrates?

  • A) Energy storage
  • B) Genetic information
  • C) Catalysis
  • D) Structural support
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50 What is a characteristic of saturated fatty acids?

  • A) They have double bonds
  • B) They are liquid at room temp
  • C) They have no double bonds
  • D) They are not found in nature
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