HOLY CROSS OF BUNAWAN, INC.

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FINAL EXAMINATION
PHYSICAL SCIENCE

Name: Date:

Grade & Section: _ Score:

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Encircle the letter of the best answer. Erasures are not allowed.

1. The diamond, a form of carbon which has a melting point of and a boiling point of

A. 4830°C, 3550°C B. -272°C, -269°C C. 0°C, 100°C D. 801°C, 1413°C

2. Sodium chloride melts at and boils at .

A. 4830°C, 3550°C B. -272°C, -269°C C. 0°C, 100°C D. 801°C, 1413°C

3. It is the three-dimensional arrangement of the atoms that constitute a molecule. It includes the general
shape of the molecule as well as bond lengths, bond angles and any other parameters that determine the
position of each atom.

A. Stoichiometry B. Molecular Geometry

C. Lewis electron dot structure D. Electronegativity

4. Is a drawing of a molecule that illustrates the connectivity of compound, as wells as identifying the lone pairs
of electrons available for bonding with other molecules.

A. Stoichiometry B. Molecular Geometry

C. Lewis electron dot structure D. Electronegativity

5. Used to determine the amount of products and reactants in a given reaction.

A. Stoichiometry B. Molecular Geometry

C. Lewis electron dot structure D. Electronegativity

6. The ability of an atom in a molecule to attract shared electrons is indicated by the property called:

A. Stoichiometry B. Molecular Geometry

C. Lewis electron dot structure D. Electronegativity

7. These are forces of attraction that exist between molecules in a compound.

A. Coulomb Forces B. Tension Forces

C. Intermolecular Forces D. Intramolecular Forces

8. These forces influence the chemical properties of a substance.

A. Coulomb Forces B. Tension Forces

C. Intermolecular Forces D. Intramolecular Forces

9. An interaction that occurs between polar covalent molecules.

A. London Dispersion B. Hydrogen Bond

C. Dipole-Dipole D. Tension Forces

10. Electrons in a neighboring molecule will induced to move closer to the positive end of the neighboring
molecule creating an induced dipole. An instantaneous attraction between the molecules is formed. This
instantaneous dipole-induced dipole interaction is called:

A. London Dispersion B. Hydrogen Bond

C. Dipole-Dipole D. Tension Forces

11. This type of bond is a strong type of dipole-dipole interaction existing between molecules containing
hydrogen bonded to a highly electronegative atom.

A. Hydrogen Bond B. Polar Bond

C. Covalent Bond D. Non-polar Bond

12. According to this, for a chemical to take place: particles of reactants must physically collide and come into
direct contact with each other.

A. Atomic Theory B. Dalton’s Theory

C. Van der waals Theory D. Collision Theory

13. This refers to the number of particles present in a given volume of solution.
A. Particle Size B. Temperature
C. Catalyst D. Concentration

14. It is a substance that which when added to a reaction mixture, increases the rate of a chemical reaction
but is not changed or used up after the reaction is finished.

A. Particle Size B. Temperature

C. Catalyst D. Concentration

15. This results in more collisions per unit time and therefore more chances that collisions that are results in a
reaction will take place.

A. Particle Size B. Temperature

C. Catalyst D. Concentration

16. A is a formation for a chemical reaction in which the number of the atoms for each
element in the reaction and the total charge or the same for both the reactants and products.

A. Molecular Geometry B. Balanced Equation

C. Rate of Reaction D. Hydrogen Bonding

17. An American Physicist who first proposed the London Dispersion Forces.

A. Johannes Diderick van der Waals B. John Dalton

B. Fritz London D. Neils Bhor

18. He made an extensive investigation on the weak forces between molecules.

A. Johannes Diderick van der Waals B. John Dalton

B. Fritz London D. Neils Bhor

19. It is the minimum amount of energy needed for a reaction to occur.

A. Electronegativity B. Concentration
C. Activation Energy D. Temperature

20. It determines the amount of products formed during a chemical reaction.

A. Mass Product B. Limiting Reactant

C. Activation Energy D. Mole reactant

II. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE

Label T if the statement is TRUE. Write F if the statement is FALSE and write the correct answer of the underlined
word. Place your answer in the space provided. Erasures are not allowed. (2 points each)

21. Heraclitus first proposed that all matter is made up of tiny particles called
atomos.
22. Thales (611-546 BC) thought that the basic element of matter is water.
23. Empedocles (430-390 BC) combined the three (3) elements and called it
Earth.
24. During his time, Anaximenes thought that the basic element is fire.
25. Democritus described the atoms as “invisible”.
26. the space every atom occupies is divided into two structural components:
atom and proton.
27. Atoms of different elements combine with each other in a definite
percentage of small whole numbers to form compunds.
28. Lumps that clumped together to form galaxies are called proto-galaxies.
29. Electrons are bigger than protons but have the same strength charge.
30. Force that the two particles attract each other and holds the atom together is called
Magnetic Force.
III. MATCHING TYPE

Identify the term/name that is being asked in each number. Match column A to the correct answer in column
B. Write your answer on the space provided. Erasures are not allowed.

COLUMN A COLUMN B

41. The atoms of a given element is identical A. Niel’s Bhor

42. High speed electrons emitted in in a stream B. Neutron
from heated cathode of a vacuum tube C. 1932
43. J.J. Thomson atomic model D. Coulumb Force
44. Discovered the protons E. Proton
45. Positively charged particles F. Democritus
46. Discovered the neutron by bombarding a thin G. Orbitals
sheet of beryllium by α-particles H. Electron
47. Negatively charged particles I. Singularity
48. Developed the application of X-Ray Spectra J. Ernest Rutherford
49. He expanded Rutherford’s Theory K. James Chadwick
50. NO charge particle L. Dalton’s Atomic Theory
51. Center part of atom M. Cathode Ray
52. Discovery of neutron N. Nucleus
53. Force that holds the atom together O. Plum-Pudding Model
54. Big Bang Theory P. Henry Mosely
55. Has different shapes depending on Q. Nuclear Fusion
their energy

IV. ESSAY

Discuss and describe the Greek’s view of motion and the universe. Write your answer at the back portion of
your test paper. (2 points each)

56-57. Anaximenes 60-61. Empedocles 64-65. Pythagoras

58-59. Anaxagoras 62-63. Democritus

V. ILLUSTRATION

Illustrate the six (6) models of the universe proposed by Philosophers and scientist. Label each model
and give its proponent accordingly. Write your answer in the space provided. (15 points)