Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region IX, Zamboanga Peninsula
Division of Zamboanga Sibugay
MAKILAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Makilas, Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay

THIRD GRADING PERIOD

Chemistry

I-Choose the letter of the correct answer among the given choices. Write the letter of your answer on the space
provided.

_____1. Particle size of solute is estimated at:

A. 1nm B. 2nm
C. 3nm D. 4nm
_____2. A water base solvent is called?
A. tincture B. liquid solvent
C. aqueous solution D. gas solvent
_____3. An alcohol base solvent.
A. tincture B. liquid solvent
C. aqueous solution D. gas solvent

Item 4-8 refer to the table below

Types of solution
Type Solvent Solute Examples
Solid Silica in air
Gas Liquid
Gas
Solid
Liquid Liquid Liquid
Gas
Solid Brass
Solid
Liquid

_____4. A brass is a ________ solvent.

A. solid B. liquid
C. gas D. plasma
_____5. If silica is sprayed to air in very thin distribution, what would be the state of silica?
A. solid B. liquid
C. gas D. plasma
_____6. Give an example of liquid solute.
A. silica in air B. acid mist
C. air D. Tincture of iodine
_____7. Give an example of gas solute.
A. silica in air B. acid mist
C. air D. Tincture of iodine
_____8. Give an example of solid solute.
A. Air B. tincture of Iodine
C. rubbing alcohol D. champagne
_____9. A physical or chemical change may occur in a solution if temperature is increased, what will be the process
involves?
A. melting B. chemical bond
C. dissolution D. crystallization
_____10. A strong attractive force that binds atoms presents in a solution together .
A. melting B. chemical bond
C. dissolution D. crystallization
_____11. A process of attracting solute molecules and solvent molecules on the solid surface, and creating new forces to
remove molecules after the solution is crystallized .
A. melting B. chemical bond
C. dissolution D. crystallization
_____12. Forming of solution from undissolved solid solute and become part of the solid solute again.
A. melting B. chemical bond
C. dissolution D. crystallization
_____13. A solution that holds more than the normal amount of solute that it can hold at the given temperature.
A. unsaturated B. saturated
C. supersaturated solution D. clear solution
_____14. Solution with less or without a solute.
A. unsaturated B. saturated
C. supersaturated solution D. clear solution
_____15. If plain water is added with salt crystal and salt crystal is all dissolve, how do you describe the solution?
A. unsaturated B. saturated
C. supersaturated solution D. clear solution
_____16. Substances that dissolves easily in water?
A. soluble B. insoluble
C. organic compounds D. inorganic compounds
_____17. If you add iodine crystal in water, how will you describe the iodine crystal?
A. soluble B. insoluble
C. organic compounds D. inorganic compounds
_____18. Two liquids that are mutually soluble in each other.
A. solute-solute attraction B. miscible
B. solvent-solvent attraction D. immiscible
_____19. Two liquids that are not soluble in each other.
A. solute-solute attraction B. miscible
B. solvent-solvent attraction D. immiscible
_____20. Solutions that are formed with a net absorption of energy.
A. miscible B. exothermic
C. immiscible D. endothermic

II-Enumeration
Provide the necessary item being ask.

1-2 Two kinds of metallic coating

3-5 Techniques of metal protection

6-8 Sample of environmental pollutants that can cause corrosion

9-10 Two main components of solution