Dec 29, 2020, 1:24 AM

Lesson No. 3: MCQ’s

1: In ________ century chemists devoted much
of their efforts in attempts to arrange
elements
in a systematic manner.
(a)Eighteenth (b) sixteenth (c) nineteenth (d)
none of these
2: These efforts resulted in discovery of
___________.
(a)periodic law (b) periodic table (c) Vertical
columns (d) none
3: The elements arrange in the form of table
known as ___________.
(a)periodic law (b) periodic table (c) groups
(d) vertical columns
4: Vertical columns of that table _______.
(a)Columns (b) groups (c) triads (d) none
5: Horizontal lines called __________.
(a)Groups (b) periods (c) triads (d) none
6: Orderly arrangement of elements coincides
with their _________.
(a)Increasing atomic number (b) Decreasing
atomic number
(c) Increasing mass number (d) All of these
7: A German chemist __________ discovered
that.
(a)Mendeleev’s (b) John ray (c) Dobereiner
(d) Rutherford
8: Atomic mass of strontium is the average
atomic mass _________.
(a)Hydrogen and oxygen (b) Sulpher and
potassium
(c) Chlorine and nitrogen (d) Calcium and
barium
9: After successful determination of correct
atomic masses by ___________.
(a)Mendeleev in 1834 (b) Ruther ford in 1911
(c) J.J Thomson in 1856 (d) Cannizzaro in
1860
10: In _________, British chemist Newlands put
forward his.
(a)1864 (b) 1865 (c) 1866 (d) 1868
11: British chemist Newlands put forward his
observation in the form of __________.
(a)Periodic table (b) both a and c (c) Law of
octaves (d) none of these
12: _______ arranged the known elements.
(a)Mendeleev (b) John ray (c) Niel’s Bohr (d)
none of these
13: Properties of the elements are periodic
function of their _________.
(a)Mass number (b) atomic masses (c) both
a and b (d) none
14: _______ periodic table was the first ever
attempt to arrange the elements.
(a)John ray (b) Mendeleev (c) Niel’s bohr (d)
both b and c
15: In _______ H. Moseley discovered a new
property of the elements.
(a)1944 (b) 1913 (c) 1960 (d) 1954
16: Properties of the elements are periodic
function of their _________.
(a)Atomic mass (b) mass number (c) atomic
number (d) All of these
17: Atomic number of an element is equal to
the ______ in a neutral atom.
(a)No. of protons (b) no. of neutrons (c) no.
of atom (d) no. of electrons
18: Atomic number provides the basis of
_______ as well.
(a)Electronic configuration (b) both a and c
(c) no. of electron (d) none of them
19: _____ is a more fundamental property than
atomic mass.
(a)Molecular atom (b) Atomic mass (c)
Atomic number (d) elements
20: Atomic number of every element is
_________.
(a)Moveable (b) fixed (c) unstable (d) none
21: _______ elements can have the same
atomic number.
(a)One (b) three (c) five (d) two
22: Atomic number of an element is more
fundamental property than atomic mass in
_____respects. (a)Five (b) four (c) three (d)
two
23: It _______ regularly from element to
element.
(a)Fixed (b) increases (c) decreases (d) none
24: The discovery of atomic number of an
element in ________.
(a)1917 (b) 1911 (c) 1912 (d) 1913
25: The change in _______ periodic law which
has based on atomic mass.
(a)John ray (b) Ruther ford (c) Mendeleev (d)
both a and c
26: The _______ is based upon the
arrangement of elements according to
increasing atomic
number. (a)Modern periodic law (b) Periodic
law (c) New lands octaves (d) periods
27: _______ elements had similar properties
as the first element.
(a)Sixth (b) seventh (c) eight (d) ninetieth
28: Atomic number ________ every ninetieth
element was showing similar behavior.
(a)16 (b) 17 (c) 18 (d) 19
29: The signification of atomic number in the
arrangement of elements in modern periodic
table
lies in the fact that as _________ is based upon
atomic number.
(a)periodicity (b) groups (c) electronic
configuration (d) none
30: The arrangement of elements according
to increasing atomic number shows.
(a)periods (b) periodic law (c) periodic table
(d) periodicity
31: Repetition of properties after regular
interval called __________
(a)periods (b) periodicity
(c) periodic
(d) periodic law