Is the enthalpy of a reaction altered by a catalyst?

I don't think the introduction of a catalyst to a reaction would affect its enthalpy.  The reason why I think this is that enthalpy is a state function meaning it does not matter what pathway is taken, the end result will always be the same.  A catalyst only changes the reaction mechanism and the starting point and ending point should not change.  If you look at a energy diagram of a reaction with and without a catalyst, you should see that the only thing that changed was the activation energy required to make the reaction happen.  Not the enthalpy.

Ok where is the image ?

Answer:   d.  carbon dioxide.