Biology Tests Respiratory System Physiology Test 08 Online Preparation Respiratory System Physiology Test 08 Online Preparation 1. RQ for fats is?A. 1 B. 0.8C. 1.5 D. 0.71 Loading... 2. An increase in body temperature during fever will?A. Increase the rate of our respiration B. First decrease then increase the rate of our respiration C. Decrease the rate of our respiration D. Not at all affect the rate of our respiration Loading... 3. RQ for proteins is?A. More than 1.5 B. None of theseC. Less than 1 (0.71) D. 0.8 Loading... 4. Respiratory quotent (RQ) means?A. None of theseB. Ratio of carbondioxide liberated to that of oxygen taken C. Volume of oxygen absorbed in unit time D. Volume of CO2 given in unit time Loading... 5. Third bond of ATP on hydrolysis yields?A. ADP + 66,000 joules B. None of theseC. ADP + 33,000 joules D. AMP + 33,000 joules Loading... 6. After completion of Glycolysis and Kreb's cycle we have a net gain of how many molecules of ATP when one molecule of glucose is oxidized?A. 38B. 46C. 40D. 36 Loading... 7. Below how much concentration of oxygen the pyruvic acid will not pass into Kreb's cycle and would convert into CO2 and alcohol?A. 3% B. 1% C. 2% D. 4% Loading... 8. The number of ATP molecules of ATP synthesized after oxidation of one molecule of glucose is?A. 36 B. 40 C. 42D. 38 Loading... 9. RQ for carbohydrates is?A. 1B. 0.8 C. None of theseD. 0.71 Loading... 10. How much Cals are trapped in 38 molecules of ATP which are gained during oxidation of one molecule of glucose?A. 4,56,000 CalsB. 2,56,000 Cals C. 3`,56,000 Cals D. 1,56,000 Cals Loading... Loading... Related PostsRespiratory System Physiology Test 02 Online PreparationRespiratory System Physiology Test 01 Online PreparationRespiratory System Physiology Test 09 Online PreparationRespiratory System Physiology Test 07 Online PreparationRespiratory System Physiology Test 06 Online PreparationRespiratory System Physiology Test 05 Online Preparation Continue Reading Previous Viruses MCQs Test 03 Preparation Online Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ