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END OF SECOND TERM EXAMINATION 2021

FORM TWO (2)
SUBJECT: INTEGRATED SCIENCE
NAME…………………………………………………………….……DATE……………
SECTION A
(40 marks)
Answer the entire question 1
1. (a) The diagrams below are different laboratory set-up used in the separation of mixtures.
Study the diagram carefully and answer the questions that follow.

i. Name each of the part labelled I, II, III, IV and V.

ii. Name the separation method represented by each diagram.
iii. Which of the set-up is used to obtained clear water from muddy water?
iv. Which of the set-up is used to obtained salt from solution
(b). In an experiment to investigate the reactivity of zinc, a piece of the metal was dropped into the
test tube containing dilute hydrochloric acid. The experiment set-up is illustrated below.

Dilute hydrochloric acid

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Study the set-up carefully and answer the questions that follow.
i. Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction that occurred in the experiment.
ii. Name the parts labelled I, II and III.
iii. List two metals which can react in the similar way as the III.
iv. Name gas involved
v. List two metals which cannot react in similar as the part labelled III
vi. Name the glass apparatus which could have been used instead of the part labelled I
(c) The diagram below is an illustration of an experiment to perform to separate the components
of suspensions. Study the diagram carefully and answer the questions that follow.

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Solid – liquid mixture containing insoluble soli
IV

III

Residue

i. Name each of the parts labelled I, II, III and IV

ii. What method is been used for the separation?
iii. Name the two examples of the suspension which can be separated by the method.
iv. State one function of each of the parts labelled III and IV
v. Name the other materials that could be used in place of part labelled III.
(d) In an experiment, a student took three iron nails and cleaned their surfaces dry and placed them
in the three separate test tube in set-ups A, B and C as shown in the diagram. After three days the
nails in the set-up A was found to have rusted while the nails in set-up B and C did not.

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 Answer the following questions
i. Why was the water in the set-up B boiled?
ii. Explain the function of the oil on the top of the water in the set-up B
iii. State the purpose of the rubber stopper in set-up C
iv. Why did the nail in the set-up A rust
v. Suggest an aim for the experiment
vi. From the experiment, explain why oil or grease is applied on the surface of the a metal
to prevent rusting

SECTION B
[60 marks]
Answer four 4 questions only from this section
2. (a) i Define each of the following terms and give one example of each
a. Solvent
b. Solute
ii Name one common solvent used in home
(b) i. Explain the term reactivity of metals
ii. Explain why gold and silver are preferred to other metals in making ornament and jewellery,
(c) i. What is solution?
ii. Explain the term saturated solution?

(d) State whether each of the following is a solution, colloid or suspension.

Clay in water, sugar in water, ammonia in water, powdered chalk in water, soap in water and
potassium permanganate in water
3. (a). Define the following terms and give one example each.
i. Mixture
ii. Compound
iii. Element
(b). Write the chemical names for each of the following compounds
i. MgCl2
ii. FeS
iii CuSO4
vii. NH4OH
(c). Name the separations method used in the production of each of the following substances
i. Akpeteshie {alcohol)
ii. Common salt
iii. Tap water
(d) Name the gas which is used in both rusting and burning.

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4. (a) i. What are alloys
ii Give two examples of alloys and state their constituents
(b) i Define an atom
ii Why are atoms electrically neutral?
(c) i. Define valence
ii state two physical properties of metals,
(d) An atom has three protons and three neutrons,
i. How many electrons are there in the atom
ii. Draw a labelled diagram to show the arrangement of all the particles in the atom.
(e). i Explain the term water purification
ii. List the two method of water purification

5. (a) Explain the each of the following terms.

i. Soft water
ii. Hard water
iii. List two properties of water
(b) i. Differentiate between a solution and suspensions
ii State two differences between metals and non- metals
iii List three chemical properties of metals
(c) i What is rusting
ii States two causes of rusting
iii List two ways of preventing rusting

6. (a) Explain the following terms as separation of mixture

i. Filtration
ii. Evaporation
iii. Sublimation
(b) Write and balanced each of following chemical equation
i. Fe + O2 = Fe2O3
ii. Na + Cl2 = NaCl
iii. H2 + O2 = H2O
(c) i. List the particles of an atom and show the electrical charge of each of the particles
ii Name the elements which make up the following compound
a. Water
b. Common salt
c. Ammonia
(d) i Define the term air
ii State the components of air and their percentage composition.
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 SECTION A
Answer all questions in this section
Each question is followed by four options lettered A-D. Find the correct option for each question
and shade in pencil on your answer sheet the space which bears the same letter as the option you
have chosen. Give only one answer to each question. Think carefully before you shade the answer
spaces. Erase completely any answer you wish to change.
1. Which of the following particles can be A. I
found in the nucleus of an atom? B. K
A. Electrons and protons C. Fe
B. Electrons and shells D. Au
C. Neutrons and electrons 7. Which of the following metals is used for
D. Neutrons and protons making roofing sheets
2. Brass is an alloy made up A. Zinc
A. Aluminum and zinc B. Silver
B. Copper and zinc C. Tin
C. Steel and tin D. Aluminum
3. The systematic name of the compound 8. Which of the following chemical equation
FeS is. is balanced?
A. Iron (I) sulphide A. N2 + H2 = NH3
B. Iron (II) sulphide B. N2 + 3H2 = NH3
C. Iron (III) sulphide C. 2N2 + H2 = 2NH3
D. Iron (IV) sulphide D. N2 + 3H2 = 2NH3
4. If a mixture of water and powdered 9. Air is an example of.
charcoal is allowed to stand for long time, A. Gas in gas mixture
the charcoal. B. Liquid in liquid mixture
A. Rises to the top C. Solid in liquid mixture
B. Settles at the bottom D. Solid in solid mixture
C. Dissolves completely in the 10.Water is sometime referred to as universal
water solvent because it.
D. Continues to remain suspended A. Is the purest liquid on the earth
in the water B. Is the commonest liquid on earth
5. The reasons why alum is added to water C. Is found in all living cells
during treatment is to. D. Dissolves most substances
A. Kill germs 11.Atoms of the same element have the same.
B. Give taste to water I. Number of electrons.
C. Make water colourless II. Number of protons.
D. Make suspended particles to III. Chemical properties.
settle A. I and II only
6. The chemical symbol for iron is. B. II and III only
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D. I, II and III C. 6
12.Which of the following conditions D. 7
promotes rusting of iron? 18.Gold is usually used to make jewellery
I. Air because it is
II. Moisture A. Precious
III. 0il B. Expensive
A. I only C. Less reactive
B. II only D. A good conductor of heat
C. I and II only 19.Which of the following activities
D. II and III only illustrates distillation
13.Which of the following substances is a A. Preparation
compound? B. Preparation of Akpeteshie
A. Hydrogen C. Preparation of starch
B. Nitrogen D. Tapping of palm wine
C. Oxygen 20.Boiling and chlorination are used in water
D. Water purification to
14.A solution in which no more solute will A. Kill germs
dissolve at a given temperature is said to B. Help suspended particles to settle
be. C. Remove suspended particles
A. Concentrated D. Remove hardness of the water
B. Dilute 21.The sub-atomic particles with zero charge
C. Homogenous in the nucleus of an atom is called.
D. Saturated A. Electrons
15.An advantage of soft water over hard B. Ions
water is that soft water C. Neutron
A. Is good for the formation of D. Proton
strong bones in humans 22.Non- reactive metals are preferred is
B. Prevent heart diseases making ornaments and jewellery because
C. Has a pleasant smell they
D. Save a lot of soap when used in A. Are attractive
washing B. Do not react with atmosphere
16.An element is form by the combination of oxygen
A. The same kind of atoms C. Do not retain their lustre
B. An atom and a compound D. Are corrosive
C. An atom and a mixture 23.The chemical formula of a compound
D. Amolecule and a compound describes the
17.How many different elements are present A. Ratio in which the element are
in the compound H2SO4 combined
A. 2

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 B. Numbers of molecules in a 29.Addition of more solvents to a solution
compound makes the solution more.
C. Nature of the bonding in the A. Dense
compound B. Diluted
D. State of the matter of the C. Concentrated
compound. D. Saturated
24.Which of the following mixture can be 30.Which of the following methods of
separated by filtration. treating water makes it soft.
A. Salt in water A. Addition of alum
B. Sugar in water B. Addition of sodium carbonate
C. Sand in water C. Chlorination.
D. Oil in water D. Filtration.
25.Water contains two elements, hydrogen 31.Elements that could easily lose electrons
and oxygen in the ratio of to form cations are.
A. 1 : 2 A. Metals
B. 1 : 3 B. Non-metals
C. 2 : 1 C. Semi-metals
D. 3 : 1 D. Nobles gases
26.The elements in the periodic table are 32.A non-reactive metal can be identified
arranged according to their from other metals because its surface is.
A. Atomic number A. Hard
B. Atomic mass B. Shiny
C. Mass number C. Smooth
D. Neutron number D. Rough
27.An example of a semi-metal is 33.An examples of a chemical compound is
A. Silicon A. Aluminium
B. Carbon B. Ammonia
C. Beryllium C. Oxygen
D. Argon D. Phosphorus
28.When elements combine to form a 34.Which of the following substances is a
compound the. mixture?
A. Constituents can be separated by A. Sodium chloride
a physical process. B. Sulphur dioxide
B. Volume of the compound is the C. Sugar solution
sum of the volume of the D. Carbon dioxide
constituents. 35.Which of the following types of water
C. Reactions does not involve a heat would be most contaminated by waste
change. substances?
D. Reaction can be represented by a A. Rain water
chemical formula. B. Stream water

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 C. Borehole water A. 3 and 2
D. Pipe borne water B. 3 and 1
36.The combination power of an element is C. 1 and 3
called. D. 2 and 3
A. Ion 39.A mixture of sugar and water can be
B. Atom separated by.
C. Proton A. Filtration
D. Valency B. Evaporation
37.Which of the following gases is involved C. Distillation
in the process of rusting? D. Decantation
A. H2 40.The taste of water changes when it is
B. CO2 boiled because.
C. O2 A. Heat is absorbed during boiling
D. N2 B. Evaporation takes place during
38.The chemical formula for aluminium boiling
oxide is represented as ALxOy. The value x C. Air is lost during boiling
and y are respectively. D. Steam is produced during boiling
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