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BIO121_FGH-Biology
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Enzymes: Temperature, pH, and Specificity
EXPLORATION EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION
Final Report
Student Name Serafeim Skouras Institution City Colleges of Course BIO121_FGH-
Student ID 290780 Chicago-Truman Biology I (Summer
2025)
Lesson Enzymes: Session Summer 2025
Temperature, pH, and Instructor Ivy Abid
Specificity
Closely review your work. You will NOT be able to change your answers in the
experimentation section once you click “Submit Your Data” below.
This Final Report page displays the answers and data you recorded throughout the
lesson. Review the entire page to ensure your work is accurate and nothing is
missing. To finalize the report, click “Submit Your Data” below. Turn in the Final
Report using your instructor’s preferred method.
Test Your Knowledge
Need Help?
Question 1
,Match each term with the best description.
An enzyme bound to a 1 Enzyme-substrate
substrate complex
A pocket-like structure for
2 Active site
binding to a substrate
Catalysts that accelerate the
rate at which a chemical 3 Enzyme
reaction occurs
The least amount of energy
4 Activation energy
required to start the reaction
The shape of the substrate
must match that of the active 5 Enzyme specificity
site
Submit Your Data
Question 2
Identify each statement as true or false.
True False
1 2
Temperatures that are too high may Too many enzymes present in a solution
denature an enzyme. may denature the enzyme.
pH is determined by [H+] present in Lactose is an enzyme that breaks down
solution. lactase.
A low pH may denature an enzyme. As the concentration of a substrate in a
solution increases, the enzymatic activity
will always continue to increase.
, Exploration
Question 1
Enzymes are proteins that accelerate the rates of chemical reactions.
True
False
FEEDBACK
Great!
Question 2
Enzymes react with and break the bonds of _____.
active sites
products
substrates
All of the above
FEEDBACK
Exactly!
Question 3
As the concentration of enzyme increases, the rate of the reaction _____.
decreases
increases
remains constant
All of the above
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Enzymes: Temperature, pH, and Specificity
EXPLORATION EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION
Final Report
Student Name Serafeim Skouras Institution City Colleges of Course BIO121_FGH-
Student ID 290780 Chicago-Truman Biology I (Summer
2025)
Lesson Enzymes: Session Summer 2025
Temperature, pH, and Instructor Ivy Abid
Specificity
Closely review your work. You will NOT be able to change your answers in the
experimentation section once you click “Submit Your Data” below.
This Final Report page displays the answers and data you recorded throughout the
lesson. Review the entire page to ensure your work is accurate and nothing is
missing. To finalize the report, click “Submit Your Data” below. Turn in the Final
Report using your instructor’s preferred method.
Test Your Knowledge
Need Help?
Question 1
,Match each term with the best description.
An enzyme bound to a 1 Enzyme-substrate
substrate complex
A pocket-like structure for
2 Active site
binding to a substrate
Catalysts that accelerate the
rate at which a chemical 3 Enzyme
reaction occurs
The least amount of energy
4 Activation energy
required to start the reaction
The shape of the substrate
must match that of the active 5 Enzyme specificity
site
Submit Your Data
Question 2
Identify each statement as true or false.
True False
1 2
Temperatures that are too high may Too many enzymes present in a solution
denature an enzyme. may denature the enzyme.
pH is determined by [H+] present in Lactose is an enzyme that breaks down
solution. lactase.
A low pH may denature an enzyme. As the concentration of a substrate in a
solution increases, the enzymatic activity
will always continue to increase.
, Exploration
Question 1
Enzymes are proteins that accelerate the rates of chemical reactions.
True
False
FEEDBACK
Great!
Question 2
Enzymes react with and break the bonds of _____.
active sites
products
substrates
All of the above
FEEDBACK
Exactly!
Question 3
As the concentration of enzyme increases, the rate of the reaction _____.
decreases
increases
remains constant
All of the above