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1. The first step in a scientific investigation is making an observation.
2. When storing the chemical shown in the diagram, the precaution that must be taken is to store it in a locked cupboard.
3. The variables that must be controlled when studying the effect of concentration of hydrochloric acid on the rate of reaction shown are time of reaction, temperature of hydrochloric acid, and length of magnesium ribbon.
1. The first step in a scientific investigation is making an observation.
2. When storing the chemical shown in the diagram, the precaution that must be taken is to store it in a locked cupboard.
3. The variables that must be controlled when studying the effect of concentration of hydrochloric acid on the rate of reaction shown are time of reaction, temperature of hydrochloric acid, and length of magnesium ribbon.
1. The first step in a scientific investigation is making an observation.
2. When storing the chemical shown in the diagram, the precaution that must be taken is to store it in a locked cupboard.
3. The variables that must be controlled when studying the effect of concentration of hydrochloric acid on the rate of reaction shown are time of reaction, temperature of hydrochloric acid, and length of magnesium ribbon.
investigation? A. Making a hypothesis B. Making an observation C. Identifying the problem D. lanning an e!periment ".
Diagram " A bottle of chemical has label as sho#n in the diagram ". What preca$tion m$st be taken #hen storing this chemical? A. %tore it in a dark place B. %tore it in a f$me c$pboard C. %tore it in a locked c$pboard D. %tore it a#ay from any B$nsen B$rner &. Magnesi$m ribbon reacts #ith hydrochloric acid as sho#n. Mg ' "(Cl MgCl " ' ( " If yo$ are re)$ired to st$dy the effect on concentration of hydrochloric acid on the rate of reaction above* #hat variables m$st be controlled? I. +ime of reaction II. +emperat$re of hydrochloric acid III. %i,e of beaker I-. .ength of magnesi$m ribbon A. I- only B. II and I- only C. I* II and I- only D. II* III and I- ony. 1 /. +he follo#ing is a statement regarding comb$stion. %tate the manip$lated and responding variable to prove this statement correct. 0. Which of the follo#ing statements abo$t a fi!ed variable is correct? A. A fi!ed variable is a factor #hich is kept the same thro$gho$t the e!periment. B. A fi!ed variable is a variable that responds to the change of manip$lated variable. C. A fi!ed variable is concl$sion derived from the res$lt of the e!periment. D. A fi!ed variable is a factor change d$ring the e!periment. 1. Diagram 1 sho#s a model of an atom.
Diagram 1 Who is the scientist that proposed this model? A. 2iels Bohr B. 3ames Chad#ick C. 4rnest 5$therford D. 3.3 +homson 6. Diagram6 sho#s the changes in states of matter for s$bstances 7. Diagram 6 What is process 8? A. 9ree,ing B. %$blimation C. Melting D. Boiling :. +able : sho#s the proton n$mbers of element * 8* 5 and %. 4lement 8 5 % roton n$mber 1; 11 10 1< Table 8 Which of the follo#ing elements have one valence electron? A. and 8 C. and % B. 8 and % D. 8 and 5 <. +he follo#ing information is abo$t an atom =. Which of the follo#ing diagram sho#s the atom? A. B. C. 2 Without air, combustion will not happen A B C D Nucleus that contains protons and neutrons Its n$mber of electron of electron is 1". Its n$cleon n$mber is "/ Solid Liquid Gas Solid Manip$lated variable 5esponding variable resence or absence of air >cc$rence of comb$stion resence or absence of #ater >cc$rence of comb$stion resence or absence of air resence or absence of o!ygen resence or absence of air resence or absence of #ater D. 1;. +he electron arrangement of atom 5 is ".:.:.1. +his sho#s that I. 5 has one valence electron. II. 5 has a proton n$mber of 1<. III. 5 has a 1< ne$trons. I-. 5 has 1< electrons. A. I* II and III only B. I* II and I- only C. I* III and I- only D. I* II* III and I- 11. A mass of iron contains 1.;" ! 1; ""
atoms. What is the n$mber of moles of the iron? ?Avogadro constant @ 1.;" ! 1; "& mol A1 B A. ;.1 mol B. 1;.; mol C. 1.; mol D. 1;;.; mol 1". +he form$la of s$lph$r trio!ide is %> & . What is the n$mber of atoms in one mole of s$lph$r trio!ide? ?Avogadro constant @ 1.;" ! 1; "& mol A1 B A. 1.;"; ! 1; "& B. 1.";/ ! 1; "& C. 1.";/ ! 1; "/ D. "./;: ! 1; "/ 1&. An ionic compo$nd* MC>(D " has a relative form$la mass of <:. 9ind the relative atomic mass of atom M. ?5elative atomic mass of > @11 and (@1B A. 1/ C. ";6 B. 1": D. /1/ 1/. What is the mass of nitrogen dio!ide gas*2> " that contains the same n$mber of molec$les as : g of o!ygen gas*> " ? ?5elative atomic mass of 2 @ 1/ and > @11B A. 6.; g C. "&.; g B. 11.0 g D. /1.; g 10. (o# many molec$les are there in 1&// cm & of o!ygen gas*> " at %+? ?5elative atomic mass of > @ 11E Avogadro constant @ 1.;" ! 1; "& mol A1 * Molar vol$me @ ""./ dm & mol A1 at %+B A. &.11 ! 1; "" B. &.11 ! 1; "& C. 1.;" ! 1; "& D. 1.;" ! 1; "/ 11. In an e!periment* /./ g of carbon dio!ide gas*C> " is prod$ced #hen carbon is completely b$rnt in air. What is the vol$me of carbon dio!ide formed* meas$red at room temperat$re and presss$re? ?5elative atomic mass of C @ 1" and > @ 11E 1 mol of gas occ$pies "/ dm & at room temperat$re and press$reB A. ;.1 dm & B. 1.& dm & C. "./ dm & D. /.: dm & 16. Fiven the form$lae for al$mini$m ion is Al &' and s$lphate ion is %> / "A . Choose the correct chemical form$la of al$mmini$m s$lphate. A. AlC%> / D & C. Al " C%> / D & B. Al & C%> / D " D. Al%> / 1:. A compo$nd contains /;.;G carbon* 1.6G hydrogen and 0&.&G o!ygen by mass. Determine the empirical form$la of the comp$nd formed. ?5elative atomic mass of C @ 1"* ( @ 1* >@11B A. C " ( & > / C. C " ( " > B. C " ( 0 > & D. C( " > 3 1<. Which of the follo#ing chemical e)$ations is balanced? A. "9e ' &Cl "9eCl & B. C / ( : ' 1> " C> " ' /( " > C. &CaC(C> & D " ' ( & > / Ca & C> / D " ' 1( " > ' 1C> " D. "2( / Cl ' "2a>( ' AgCl AgC2( & D " Cl ' " 2aCl '"( " > ";. CopperCIIDo!ide can be red$ced to copper as sho#n in the e)$ation belo#. "C$>CsD ' CCsD "C$CsD ' C> " CgD (o# m$ch carbon is needed to completely red$ce ;.: mole of copperCIID o!ide to copper? ?5elative atomic mass of C @ 1"* > @ 11* C$ @ 1/B A. 1." g C. /.: g B. "./ g D. 1".; g "1. Which of the follo#ing information cannot be obtained from a chemical e)$ation? A. +he n$mber of moles of each s$bstances taking part in the reaction. B. +he n$mber of moles of the prod$cts formed. C. +he physical states of all the reactants and prod$cts. D. +he rate of reaction. "". 2ame the scientist #ho arranged the elements in the eriodic table in ascending order on their atomic masses. A. Antoine .avoisier B. .othar Meyer C. Dmitri Mendeleev D. 3ohn 2e#lands "&. What is the factor that determines the chemical properties of an element? A. +he n$mber of electron shell B. +he n$mber of electrons in the innermost shell C. +he n$mber of electrons in the o$termost shell D. +he n$mber of ne$trons in the n$cl$es. "/. Which s$bstance is an ionic compo$nd? A. Ammonia* 2( & B. 4thanol* C " ( 0 >( C. 2itrogen dio!ide* 2> "
D. Magnesi$m o!ide* Mg> "0. H2eon* argon* krypton and !enon are chemically stable elements $nder normal conditionsI. Which of the follo#ing e!plains the statement above? A. All the elements are inert gases. B. All the elements are monoatomic gases. C. All elements are elements of gro$p 1: in the eriodic +able. D. All the elements have eight valence electrons in their atomic str$ct$re. "1. 8 and 5 are t#o elements located in the same gro$p. +he proton n$mber of 8 is <. What is the possible electron arrangement of atom 5? A. ".:.6 C. ".:.:.1 B. ".:.: D. ".:.:./ "6. +he arrangement of the elements in the eriodic +able is based on increasing A. >!idation n$mber B. 2$mber of ne$trons C. 2$cleon n$mber D. roton n$mber ":. Which of the follo#ing are contrib$tion made by Mendeleev to the development of the modern eriodic +able? I (e predicted the properties of some $ndiscovered elements II (e left some gaps for yet to be discovered elements. III (e sho#ed that elements #ith similar properties reocc$red at reg$lar intervals. 4 I- (e placed elements #ith similar properties into same gro$ps. A. I and I- B. II and III only C. I* II and I- only D. I* II* III and I- "<. 4lement = is a solid at room temperat$re. 4ach atom of = needs to give $p one electron to gain the electronic config$ration of a noble gas. It is the least reactive element in its gro$p. What is element =? A. .ithi$m C. Iodine B. Caesi$m D. 2eon &;. +able &; sho#s the proton n$mbers of t#o elements in Fro$p 1. 4lement roton n$mber %odi$m 11 otassi$m 1< Table 30 Which statement is true abo$t these t#o elements? A. %odi$m has a bigger atomic si,e than potassi$m. B. %odi$m is less reactive than potassi$m. C. %odi$m has a smaller n$mber of valence electrons than potassi$m. D. %odi$m has more protons than potassi$m. &1. Which statement concerning the ions of Fro$p 1 elements is correct? A. 4ach contains more protons than electrons. B. 4ach contains more electrons than protons C. 4ach has one electron in its o$ter electron shell D. 4ach contains the same n$mber of protons and electrons. &". +he follo#ing statements describe the characteristic of an element. (as an electron config$ration of ".:.6. Is a greenishAyello# gas at room temperat$re 4!ists as a diatomic molec$le. +his element is probably A. %odi$m C. Bromine B. 2eon D. Chlorine &&. An element 7 is b$rned in air. +he prod$ct of comb$stion is then dissolved in #ater.+he sol$tion gives a p( val$e of 1/. +he element 7 is A. otassi$m C. Al$mini$m B. hosphor$s D. %$lph$r &/. As #e go do#n Fro$p 16* I the reactivity decreases II electronegativity increases III the melting point increases I- the sol$bility of the element in #ater decreases A. I* II and III only B. I* III and I- only C. II* III and I- only D. I* II* III and I- only &0. Which of the follo#ing properties sho#s a decreasing trend for elements going from left to right across eriod &? I 4lectrical cond$ctivity II Metallic property III Atomic 5adi$s I- Acidity A. I and I- only B. II and III only C. I* II and III only D. I* II* III and I- &1. Diagram &1 sho#s the element across eriod & of the eriodic +able of 4lements. 2a Mg Al %i % Cl Diagram 36 Why does the electronegativity increase across the period? A. +he si,es of the atoms increase. B. +he attraction of the n$cle$s to#ards the valence electrons increase. 5 C. +he n$mber of electrons in the o$termost shell decreases. D. +he metallic properties increase. &6. +ransition elements or comp$nds are commonly $sed as catalyst in ind$strial processes. Which of the follo#ing does not pair the catalyst and the process correctly? rocess Catalyst (aber Iron Contact -anadi$mC-D o!ide >st#ald latin$m (ydrogenation Copper &:. Which of the follo#ing s$bstances is held together by ionic bonds? A. Fl$cose B. %odi$m o!ide C. (ydrogen chloride D. Methane &<. Chemical bonds cannot be formed by A. Donating of electron B. %haring of protons C. +ransferring of electrons D. %haring of electrons /;. +he proton n$mber of element is 1&* #hile element 8 is located in eriod " and Fro$p 11 of the eriodic +able.Which type of comp$nd is formed bet#een element and element 8? A. Ionic compo$nd B. Covalent compo$nd C. ositive compo$nd D. Metal compo$nd /1. +he proton n$mber of sodi$m and o!ygen are 11 and : respectively. Which of the follo#ing occ$rs #hen sodi$m metal is b$rned in air to prod$ce sodi$m o!ide? A. >ne o!ygen atom receives one electron from one sodi$m atom. B. >ne o!ygen atom receives t#o electrons from one sodi$m atom. C. >ne o!ygen atom receives t#o electrons* one from each sodi$m atom D. >ne sodi$m atom and one o!ygen atom share t#o electrons. /". +he follo#ing diagram sho#s the electron arrangement for the 3 "' ion. An atom of element 3 has "; ne$trons. "' What is the n$cleon n$mber of element 3? A. 1: C. &: B. "; D. /; /&. Which of the follo#ing s$bstances has particles bonded #ith very strong electrostatic forces? A. Carbohydrate B. Fraphite C. 2aphthalene D. Magnesi$m s$lphide //. (o# many pairs of electrons are shared by the o!ygen atoms in a molec$le of o!ygen gas?? roton n$mber J >*:B A. 1 C. & B. " D. / /0. Which of the follo#ing statement best e!plains #hy bromine li)$id is very volatile? A. Bromine consists of diatomic covalent molec$les. B. Intermolec$lar forces of attraction bet#een bromine molec$les are #eak. C. %i,e bromine molec$les is small D. +he covalent bond in bromine molec$les is #eak. 6 A B C D J /1. Covalent compo$nds do not cond$ct electricity beca$se A. they do not have free moving ions. B. they have strong covalent bonds C. they are insol$ble in #ater D. they can become vapo$r easily #hen heated. /6. Which pair of elements #ill combine to form a compo$nd that is sol$ble in an organic solvent? A. otassi$m and o!ygen B. Kinc and chlorine C. Carbon and hydrogen D. Magnesi$m and bromine /:. Which of the follo#ing statements does not describe an ionic comp$nd? I. Dissolves in #ater II. Is formed from the reaction bet#een nonAmetal elements and nonAmetal elements III. Is formed thro$gh the sharing of electrons bet#een atoms I-. Cond$cts electrical c$rrent in an a)$eo$s sol$tion A. I and III only B. II and III only C. II and I- only D. I* II and I- only /<. +he elecron arrangement of atom 7
is ".:.1 and the electron arrangement of atom = is ".6. 4lements 7 and = react to form a compo$nd. Which of the follo#ing is true abo$t the reaction? A. Atom 7 receives t#o electrons B. Atom = receives one electron C. A covalent comp$nd is formed D. +he comp$nd formed has a chemical form$la of 7 " = 0;. %alina is given t#o different compo$nds. >ne of the comp$nds is sodi$m chloride and the other is tetrachloromethane. Which of the follo#ing physical properties can be $sed to differentiate bet#een the bondings of t#o compo$nds? I. hysical state II. %ol$bility in #ater III. Melting point I-. 4lectrical cond$ctivity A. I* II and III B. I* III and I- C. II* III and I- D. I* II* III and I- 7