Hole's Human Anatomy & Physiology (Shier), 12th Edition

Ph.I.L.S. 3.0 Quizzing 25: Ph.I.L.S. 3.0 Quizzing

Ph.I.L.S. 3.0 Quizzing

The bar graph shows the rate of dye color change in the two experimental conditions.

1
Look at your data. Cyanide resulted in the color of the dye changing:
A)faster than in the experiment in which there was no cyanide.
B)at the same speed as the experiment in which there was no cyanide.
C)slower than in the experiment in which there was no cyanide.
2
In this experiment, the dye changed color because it accepted electrons. Cyanide increased the rate of color change because it increased the rate of electron production:
A)increasing the amount of succinic acid available to the enzyme, succinic dehydrogenase (SDH).
B)absorbing fumaric acid from the solution.
C)acting as a co-factor to enhancing the action of the enzyme, succinic dehydrogenase (SDH).
D)doing none of the above; cyanide did not affect the reaction.
3
The dye changed color because it accepted electrons. If you assume that cyanide did not change the rate of the reaction, then the increase in the rate of color change could be explained:
A)by cyanide increasing the rate of succinic acid breakdown.
B)by cyanide increasing the amount of FAD available.
C)by cyanide enhancing the citric acid cycle.
D)by cyanide inhibiting the electron transport system.
4
In the part of the experiment in which no cyanide was present, the electrons produced by succinic acid breakdown were absorbed by:
A)only the electron transport system.
B)the electron transport system and the dye.
C)only the dye.
5
If cyanide inhibits the electron transport system, then the electrons produced during the breakdown of succinic acid:
A)were absorbed by the electron transport system, and this increased the rate of dye color change.
B)were absorbed by succinic acid, and this increased the rate of dye color change.
C)were absorbed by the dye, and this increased the rate of dye color change.
D)were absorbed by the citric acid cycle, and this increased the rate of dye color change.
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