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Chapter 5 Practic MCQ

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Sublimation of Solid Carbon dioxide(Dry ice) would be:
a.
Melting
d.
Physical Change
b.
Boiling
e.
Chemical Change
c.
Freezing
 

 2. 

Which among the following is an alkali metal
a.
Al
d.
Ne
b.
K
e.
Ca
c.
S
 

 3. 

The chemical family with group valency of 2 is
a.
alkali metals
d.
transition metals
b.
halogens
e.
alkaline earth metals
c.
noble gases
 

 4. 

A cation or a positive ion is formed  from / by
a.
gain of electrons
d.
non metals
b.
loss of electrons
e.
none of the above
c.
neither gain or loss of electrons
 

 5. 

Chlorine has 7 valence electrons it would gain _______ to form an 'Anion' or negative ion
a.
7 electrons
d.
1 electron
b.
3 electrons
e.
no electrons
c.
2 electrons
 

 6. 

How many chloride ions are needed to form a molecule of aluminum chloride
a.
1  Cl-1 ion
d.
4  Cl-1 ion
b.
2  Cl-1 ion
e.
6  Cl-1 ion
c.
3  Cl-1 ion
 

 7. 

In a periodic table elements with similar chemical properties are grouped:
a.
in horizontal rows
d.
in periods
b.
in vertical columns
e.
none of the above
c.
diagonally
 

 8. 

Isoelectronic means
a.
atoms with same number of neutrons
b.
atoms with same number of protons
c.
atoms with same number of electrons
d.
atoms with same number of protons but different number of neutrons
e.
none of the above
 

 9. 

Which among the following is a true solution or homogenous solution
a.
sugar in water
d.
oil in water
b.
chalk powder in water
e.
iron filings and sulfur
c.
pizza
 

 10. 

Which of the following is an element?
a.
CO2
d.
He
b.
H2O
e.
SO2
c.
NH3
 

 11. 

Which of the following elements is most stable
a.
L
lithium
d.
neon
b.
beryllium
e.
calcium
c.
fluorine
 

 12. 

According to the periodic table, an oxygen ion will most likely have
a.
one missing electron
d.
two extra electrons
b.
two missing electrons
e.
one extra electron
c.
two extra protons
 

 13. 

An atom with 8 neutrons and 9 electrons
a.
must be an oxygen atom because its atomic number is 8
b.
must be an oxygen ion because its atomic number is 8
c.
must be fluorine atom because  its atomic number is 9
d.
must be either oxygen or fluorine
e.
none of the above
 

 14. 

Metals are elements which
a.
usually lack lusture
b.
are found on the far right of the periodic table
c.
are good insulators
d.
are poor conductors of heat
e.
include sodium and potassium
 

 15. 

Which group of elements would most likely chemically react with sodium?
a.
alkali metals
d.
halogens
b.
group two elements
e.
noble gases
c.
transition metals
 

 16. 

All matter in the universe can best be subdivided into two groups called
a.
elements and compounds
d.
pure substances and solutions
b.
soultions and mechanical mixtures
e.
mixtures and pure substances
c.
elements and mixtures
 

 17. 

When sodium and oxygen are allowed to react the resulting compound will be
a.
an ionic compound
d.
a mixture
b.
a pure covalent compound
e.
a solution
c.
a polar covalent compound
 

 18. 

The major difference between a neutron and an electron is
a.
its charge
d.
all of the above
b.
its mass
e.
none of the above
c.
its location
 

 19. 

Group 17 elements are known as
a.
alkali metals
d.
halogens
b.
alkaline earth metals
e.
noble gases
c.
chalcogens
 

 20. 

The formula of sodium sulfate would be
a.
Na2SO3
d.
NaS
b.
Na2SO4
e.
Na2S
c.
NaSO4
 



 
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