Part I :Scientific Method (10 items)

1. What is the correct order of the scientific method?

a.Formulation,Hypothesis,Experiment,Prediction,Analysis,Conclusion
b.Formulation,Prediction,Experiment,Analysis,Conclusion,Hypothesis
c.Formulation,Hypothesis,Prediction,Experiment,Anaysis,Conclusion
d.Formulation,Experiment,Hypothesis,Prediction,Conclusion,Analysis
2. Which is NOT an example of scientific question?
a. Why is the dog limping?
b. Why is the sky blue?
c. Where is the book?
d. Why are plants green?
3. How do you determine a scientific question?
a. It is testable
b. It can be solved using an equation
c. The answer is obvious
d. It is related to Science
4. It is the variable that you purposely manipulate in an experiment
a. Independent Variable
b. Dependent Variable
c. Controlled Variable
d. Transformed Variable
5-7. What are the three types of variables?
a.Transformed Variable
d.Experimental Variable

b.Independent Variable
e.Controlled Variable

c.Consistent Variable
f.Improper Variable

8.It is the resources/materials in an experiment

a.Variable b.Things c.Apparatus d.Experimental Resources
9.A hypothesis that uses if and then
a.Negative

b.Positive

c.Cause and Effect

d.Explanatory Hypothesis

10.A hypothesis that depends on the value of the variable.

a.Negative

b.Positive

c.Cause and Effect

d.Explanatory Hypothesis

Part II :Mixtures (30 items)

1.A substance that only has one type of atom is_______
a. Pure Substance

b. Mixture

c. Element

d. Compound

2.It is the substance that is lesser in a solution

a. Solute

b. Solvent

c. Mixture

d. Compound

3. Number of moles of solute/ kilograms of solvent is a formula to get_____________

a.Molarity

b.Molarity

c.Molar Composition

d.Molal Effect

4. Consist of colloidal particles comparable to a solute in a solution:_________

a.Dispersed Medium b.Dispersed Phase c.Dispersion Medium

d.Dispersion Phase

5. A mayonnaise is an example of what?

a.Colloids

b.Solution c.Element

d.Compound

6-7. Which of the ff. defines Brnsted-Lowry acids and bases

a. Brnsted-Lowry acids and bases are proton donors
b. Brnsted-Lowry bases and acids are proton acceptors.
c. Brnsted-Lowry acids are proton acceptors while Brnsted-Lowry bases are proton
donors
d. Brnsted-Lowry bases are proton acceptors while Brnsted-Lowry acids are proton
donors.
8-9.Which of the ff. defines Lewis acids and bases
a.Lewis acdis and bases are electron-pair acceptor.
b.Lewis acids and bases are electron-pair donor.
c.Lewis acid is an electron-pair acceptor while Lewis bases are electron-pair donors.
d.Lewis acid is an electron-pair donor while Lewis bases are electron-pair acceptor.
10. The Brnsted-Lowry theory was proposed by:
a.Nicholas Brnsted and Tomas Lowry
b.Nicolas Brnsted and Thomas Lowry
c.Nicolas Brnsted and Tomas Lowry
d.Nicholas Brnsted and Tomas Lowry
11. Volume of solute(ml)/ volume of solution(ml) is a formula to get_________
a.Percent by Volume b.Percent Mass c.Percent by Weight d.Percent by Concentration
12. Consist of colloidal particles comparable to a solute in a solution
a.Dispersed Medium b.Dispersed Phase c.Dispersion Medium

d.Dispersion Phase

13.The substance in which colloidal particles are distributed comparable to solvent in a

solution.
a.Dispersed Medium
d.Dispersion Phase

b.Dispersed Phase

c.Dispersion Medium

14.Is the random motion of particles suspended in a fluid resulting from their collision with
the fast moving atoms or molecules in the gas or liquid
a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

15.It is also known as Caraphoresis.

a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

16.Is the light scattering by particles in colloid or else particles in a very few suspensions.
a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

17.It depends upon the number of moles of solute present in given mass of solvent
a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

18.A solution that has a lesser amount of dissolved solute than its amount of solute that it
can dissolve
a.Saturated

b.Unsaturated

c.Supersaturated d.Undersaturated

19.A solution that has an equal amount of dissolved solute to its amount of solute it can
dissolve.
a.Saturated

b.Unsaturated

c.Supersaturated

d.Saturate

20.A solution that has a greater amount of dissolved solute than its amount of solute it can
dissolve
a.Saturated

b.Unsaturated

c.Supersaturated

d.Oversaturated

21.Tincture of Iodine is an example of________ solution

a.Liquid in liquid

b.Solid in Liquid c.Gas in a Liquid

22.Amalgas solute is__________

a.Silver

b.Mercury

c.Gold

d.Platinum

23.Amalgas solvent is ___________

a.Silver

b.Mercury

c.Gold

d.Platinum

d.Gas in Solid

24-25.The results in neutralization of acid and base

a.Sewater b.A slightly basic solution
e.Pure Water f.Salt

c.A slightly acidic solution

d.Hydochloric acid

26.Spreading of particles in solids or gas

a.Diffuse

b.Defuse

c.Iffuse

d.Effuse

27.Passing of particles in small holes

a.Diffuse

b.Defuse

c.Iffuse

d.Effuse

28-29.The terms miscible and immiscible are used in:

a.Solid
b.Liquid
c.Gas
f.Fermionic Condensate

d.Plasma

e.Bose-Einstein Condensate

30.The term soluble and insoluble are used in:

a.Solid
b.Liquid
c.Gas
f.Fermionic Condensate

d.Plasma

e.Bose-Einstein Condensate

Part III :Pure Substances (20 items)

1.The only metal that is liquid
a.Gold

b.Copper

c.Beryllium

d.Mercury

2. It is the energy needed to remove electron from the outermost layer.

a.Electronegativity

b.Electronic Energy

c.Ionization

d.Molecular Energy

3.The only non-metal liquid

a.Bromine

b.Radium

c.Iodine

d.Astatine

4-10.Identify the 7 metalloids

a.Rhenium
b.Silicon c.Tantalum
d.Beryllium
e.Polonium
f.Radon
g.Boron
h.Antimony
i.Phosphorus
j.Tellurium
k.Vanadium
l.Tellurium
m.Thallium
n.Arsenic
o.Iron
p.Germanium
q.Gallium

11-20.Classify the following elements as metals, non-metals and

11.Rutherfordium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

12.Tellurium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

13.Selenium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

14.Zirconium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

15.Neon
a.Metal
16.Krypton
a.Metal
17.Boron
a.Metal

18.Tantalum
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

19.Chlorine
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

20.Thulium
a.Metal

ANSWER KEY
Part I :Scientific Method (10 items)
1. What is the correct order of the scientific method?
a.Formulation,Hypothesis,Experiment,Prediction,Analysis,Conclusion
b.Formulation,Prediction,Experiment,Analysis,Conclusion,Hypothesis
c.Formulation,Hypothesis,Prediction,Experiment,Anaysis,Conclusion
d.Formulation,Experiment,Hypothesis,Prediction,Conclusion,Analysis
2. Which is NOT an example of scientific question?
a. Why is the dog limping?
b. Why is the sky blue?
c. Where is the book?
d. Why are plants green?
3. How do you determine a scientific question?
a. It is testable
b. It can be solved using an equation
c. The answer is obvious
d. It is related to Science
4. It is the variable that you purposely manipulate in an experiment
a. Independent Variable
b. Dependent Variable
c. Controlled Variable
d. Transformed Variable
5-7. What are the three types of variables?
a.Transformed Variable
d.Experimental Variable

b.Independent Variable
e.Controlled Variable

c.Consistent Variable
f.Dependent Variable

8.It is the resources/materials in an experiment

a.Variable b.Things c.Apparatus d.Experimental Resources
9.A hypothesis that uses if and then
a.Negative

b.Positive

c.Cause and Effect

d.Explanatory Hypothesis

10.A hypothesis that depends on the value of the variable.

a.Negative

b.Positive

c.Cause and Effect

d.Explanatory Hypothesis

Part II :Mixtures (30 items)

1.A substance that only has one type of atom is_______
a. Pure Substance

b. Mixture

c. Element

d. Compound

2.It is the substance that is lesser in a solution

a. Solute

b. Solvent

c. Mixture

d. Compound

3. Number of moles of solute/ kilograms of solvent is a formula to get_____________

a.Molarity

b.Molality

c.Molar Composition

d.Molal Effect

4. Consist of colloidal particles comparable to a solute in a solution:_________

a.Dispersed Medium b.Dispersed Phase c.Dispersion Medium

d.Dispersion Phase

5. A mayonnaise is an example of what?

a.Colloids

b.Solution c.Element

d.Compound

6-7. Which of the ff. defines Brnsted-Lowry acids and bases

a. Brnsted-Lowry acids and bases are proton donors
b. Brnsted-Lowry bases and acids are proton acceptors.
c. Brnsted-Lowry acids are proton acceptors while Brnsted-Lowry bases are proton
donors
d. Brnsted-Lowry bases are proton acceptors while Brnsted-Lowry acids are
proton donors.
8-9.Which of the ff. defines Lewis acids and bases
a.Lewis acdis and bases are electron-pair acceptor.
b.Lewis acids and bases are electron-pair donor.
c.Lewis acid is an electron-pair acceptor while Lewis bases are electron-pair
donors.
d.Lewis acid is an electron-pair donor while Lewis bases are electron-pair acceptor.
10. The Brnsted-Lowry theory was proposed by:
a.Nicholas Brnsted and Tomas Lowry
b.Nicolas Brnsted and Thomas Lowry
c.Nicolas Brnsted and Tomas Lowry
d.Nicholas Brnsted and Tomas Lowry
11. Volume of solute(ml)/ volume of solution(ml) is a formula to get_________
a.Percent by Volume b.Percent Mass c.Percent by Weight d.Percent by Concentration

12. Consist of colloidal particles comparable to a solute in a solution

a.Dispersed Medium b.Dispersed Phase c.Dispersion Medium

d.Dispersion Phase

13.The substance in which colloidal particles are distributed comparable to solvent in a

solution.
a.Dispersed Medium
d.Dispersion Phase

b.Dispersed Phase

c.Dispersion Medium

14.Is the random motion of particles suspended in a fluid resulting from their collision with
the fast moving atoms or molecules in the gas or liquid
a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

15.It is also known as Caraphoresis.

a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

16.Is the light scattering by particles in colloid or else particles in a very few suspensions.
a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

17.It depends upon the number of moles of solute present in given mass of solvent
a.Brownian Movement

b.Tyndall Effect

c.Colligative Property

d.Electrophoresis

18.A solution that has a lesser amount of dissolved solute than its amount of solute that it
can dissolve
a.Saturated

b.Unsaturated

c.Supersaturated d.Undersaturated

19.A solution that has an equal amount of dissolved solute to its amount of solute it can
dissolve.
a.Saturated

b.Unsaturated

c.Supersaturated

d.Saturate

20.A solution that has a greater amount of dissolved solute than its amount of solute it can
dissolve
a.Saturated

b.Unsaturated

c.Supersaturated

d.Oversaturated

21.Tincture of Iodine is an example of________ solution

a.Liquid in liquid

b.Solid in Liquid c.Gas in a Liquid

22.Amalgas solute is__________

a.Silver

b.Mercury

c.Gold

d.Platinum

23.Amalgas solvent is ___________

a.Silver

b.Mercury

c.Gold

d.Platinum

d.Gas in Solid

24-25.The results in neutralization of acid and base

a.Sewater b.A slightly basic solution
e.Pure Water f.Salt

c.A slightly acidic solution

d.Hydochloric acid

26.Spreading of particles in solids or gas

a.Diffuse

b.Defuse

c.Iffuse

d.Effuse

27.Passing of particles in small holes

a.Diffuse

b.Defuse

c.Iffuse

d.Effuse

28-29.The terms miscible and immiscible are used in:

a.Solid
b.Liquid
c.Gas
f.Fermionic Condensate

d.Plasma

e.Bose-Einstein Condensate

30.The term soluble and insoluble are used in:

a.Solid
b.Liquid
c.Gas
f.Fermionic Condensate

d.Plasma

e.Bose-Einstein Condensate

Part III :Pure Substances (20 items)

1.The only metal that is liquid
a.Gold

b.Copper

c.Beryllium

d.Mercury

2. It is the energy needed to remove electron from the outermost layer.

a.Electronegativity

b.Electronic Energy

c.Ionization

3.The only non-metal liquid

a.Bromine

b.Radium

c.Iodine

d.Astatine

4-10.Identify the 7 metalloids

a.Rhenium
b.Silicon c.Tantalum
d.Beryllium
e.Polonium
f.Radon
g.Boron
h.Antimony
i.Phosphorus
j.Tellurium
k.Vanadium
l.Iodine
m.Thallium
n.Arsenic
o.Iron
p.Germanium
q.Gallium

d.Molecular Energy

11-20.Classify the following elements as metals, non-metals and

11.Rutherfordium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

12.Tellurium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

13.Selenium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

14.Zirconium
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

15.Neon
a.Metal
16.Krypton
a.Metal
17.Boron
a.Metal

18.Tantalum
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

19.Chlorine
a.Metal

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

b.Non-Metal

c.Metalloids

20.Thulium
a.Metal