PHYSICAL SCIENCE 12

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Teacher: Score:____________
No. of copies: 10 Day: 1st
I. Multiple Choice: Write the letter of the best answer on the space provided before
each number. Strictly NO ERASURES.
___________1. It is a process in which a nucleus either combines with another nucleus or splits
into smaller nuclei.
a. Nuclear reactions c. Hubble’s Law
b. Supernova d. Radio activity
___________2. These are regions or layers involve in the formation of each new element.
a. isotopes c. fusion shells
b. core d. neutron
___________3. It is referred as cation.
a. no charged ion c. negatively charged ion
b. isotopes d. positively charged ion
___________4. It is a three-dimensional region surrounding the nucleus and represents the
probable location of the electrons.
a. angular momentum quantum number c. electron configuration
b. orbital d. law of octaves
___________5. It corresponds to the shape of the orbital.
a. angular momentum quantum number c. electron configuration
b. orbital d. law of octaves
___________6. It is a law stating that a total mass remains the during a physical or chemical
change.
a. law of definite proportion c. law of change
b. law of conservation of mass d. law of mass stability
___________7. What do you call an element that have the same atomic number but differ in
mass?
a. orbital c. ion
b. electron configuration d. isotopes
___________8. It is a way of how electrons are distributed among the orbitals.
a. orbital c. ion
b. electron configuration d. isotopes
___________9. It suggests that size of the redshift is proportional to the distance and speed of
a star that is moving away from Earth.
a. Hund’s rule c. Aufbau principle
b. Pauli exclusion principle d. Hubble’s law
___________10. It is a charge particle of an element.
a. orbital c. ion
b. electron configuration d. isotopes

II. Matching Type: Match Column A with Column B. Write the letter of your answer on
the space provided before each number. Strictly NO ERASURES.
Column A Column B
___________11. It is a violent explosion which released a huge amount A. Big Bang Theory
of nuclear energy. B. Shell
___________12. It is called as small indivisible particles that made up an C. Orbital Diagram
elements. D. Modern Periodic Table
___________13. It represent the orbitals and electrons which consist of E. Orbital
boxes and arrows. F. Supernova
___________14. It consists of the symbol of an element surrounded by G. Lewis Dot Symbol
one or more dots. H. Spin Quantum Number
___________15. It explains how elements were initially formed because I. Atoms
of a huge explosion. J. Magnetic Quantum Number
___________16. It refers to the sum of the protons and neutrons in an K. Atomic Mass
atoms.
___________17. It contains naturally occurring elements as well as
artificial or synthetic ones.
___________18. It is composed of a set of orbitals that have the same
principal quantum number.
___________19. It indicates the orientation of an orbital around the
nucleus.
___________20. It indicates the spins of the electrons and may have two
possible values.

III. Word Pool: Copy the word from the box which best described the statements below.
Aufbau principle law of definite proportion Sir Joseph John Thompson
Neils Bohr John Dalton Ernest Rutherford
Eugene Goldstein James Chadwick Quantum mechanical model
Hund’s rule
___________21. He postulates the atomic theory which is found in his book entitled A New
System of Chemical Philosophy.
___________22. It states that compounds have a definite composition, regardless of how
samples were prepared.
___________23. He discovered one of the subatomic particle known as electron and the
proponent of the “Raisin Bread Model of the Atom”.
___________24. He discovered the “Nuclear Model of the Atom”.
___________25. He identified the positive charge subatomic particle known as proton.
___________26. He proposed that the electrons move in orbits around the nucleus but only
orbits of a certain radii are allowed.
___________27. He discovered the subatomic neutron.
___________28. It says that electrons fill the orbitals, one at a time, starting with the lowest
energy orbital then proceeding to the one with high energy.
___________29. It says that, in filling up a set of degenerate orbits are occupied by one
electron at a time with electrons having the same spin.
___________30. It states that the probability of finding an electron is in orbital.
IV. Table completion: Determine the data needed to complete the table below.
SYMBOL NAME ATOMIC ATOMIC +p -e no
NO. (Z) WEIGHT (A)
31. Iron 26 55.93 26 26 29.93
32. 33. 56 137.33 56 56 34.
Sn 35. 50 118.71 50 50 36.
37. Arsenic 33 38. 33 33 41.92
Mo 39. 42 40. 42 42 53.95

V. Electron configuration: Give the electron configuration of the following elements.

(2 points each)
41. Ga

42. V

43. Pt

VI. Illustration: Draw the Lewis Dot Symbol of the elements below. (2 points each)

44. Tin

45. Potassium

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-2 Chronicles 15:7
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