Answer: B
Solution: Test Question Analysis: A. Glycerol stearate hydrolysis reaction under alkaline conditions is called saponification reaction, A error; B. Starch and cellulose in certain conditions are glucose final hydrolysis products, B correct; C. To the egg white add saturated ammonium sulfate solution, you can observe the phenomenon for the precipitation of precipitation, indicating that saturated ammonium sulfate solution can make the solubility of the protein becomes smaller, the process is called the salting-out of protein, salting-out is a reversible process, will not make the egg white lose physiological activity, C error; D. Proteins are polymer compounds containing elements such as C, H, O, N and S, D error; the answer is B. Exam B. This process is called protein salinization, salinization is a reversible process, will not make the egg white lose physiological activity, C is wrong; D. Protein is a polymer compound containing C, H, O, N, S and other elements, D is wrong; the answer is B. Exam point: Examination of the nature of starch, cellulose, proteins.
$33 . \mathrm { B }$
[Knowledge Points] halogenated hydrocarbons elimination reaction, the weak acidity of phenol, the separation of substances, purification
[Detailed Explanation]A. The reaction between calcium carbide and water is very violent, is not conducive to the collection of acetylene gas, the application of saturated brine can slow down the reaction rate, is conducive to the collection of gas, so A error;
B. benzoic acid in water solubility is not large, and by the temperature is greater, then dissolve by heating, filtering while hot, cooling crystallization, filtration, washing, drying and purification of benzoic acid, so B is correct;
C. 1-bromobutane and NaOH alcohol solution co-heating elimination reaction to generate olefins, but the mixed solution of ethanol can also make the acidic potassium permanganate discoloration, can not be verified with acidic potassium permanganate, should be verified with bromine water, so C is wrong;
D. Concentrated hydrochloric acid is volatile and it is not possible to determine whether the reaction with sodium phenol is $\mathrm { CO } _ { 2 }$, so D is wrong;
Therefore, the answer is B.