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Question 1

Which among (Nitric acid, Acetic acid, ascorbic acid and Boric acid) are inorganic acids?

A.

Nitric acid
B.

Acetic acid
C.

Ascorbic acid
D.

Boric acid

Question 2

Which among (Hydrochloric acid, Acetic acid, Sulphuric acid and Nitric acid) is an organic acid?

A.

Hydrochloric acid
B.

Acetic acid
C.

Sulphuric acid
D.

Nitric acid

Question 3

Identify the strong base from the following?

A.

Potassium hydroxide
B.

Ammonium hydroxide
C.

Calcium hydroxide
D.

Ammonia

Question 4

What is the taste of a base?

A.

Sour

B.

Sweet

C.

Bitter

D.

Tasteless

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Question 5

Why bases give a soapy touch?

A.

They consists of oils

B.

They react with oil secreted from our body

C.

They are very soft

D.

They are smooth

Question 6

What would be the composition of an aqueous solution of ammonium hydroxide?

A.

Ammonium ion, hydroxide ion and ammonium hydroxide molecules

B.

Ammonium ion and hydroxide ion

C.

Hydroxide ion and ammonium hydroxide molecules

D.

Ammonium ion and ammonium hydroxide molecules

Question 7

What does the concentration of an alkali indicates?

A.

Amount of water in an alkali

B.

Reactivity of an alkali
C.

Acidity of an alkali
D.

Basicity of an alkali

Question 8

What change is observed in colour of phenolphthalein indicator in basic medium?

A.

Colourless to pink
B.

Red to pink
C.

Orange to yellow
D.

Colourless to yellow

Question 9

What is the nature of orange juice?

A.

Acidic

B.

Basic

C.

Alkaline

D.

Neutral

Question 10

Substances that indicate the nature of a chemical substance by change in odour are ____________ indicators.

A.

Natural

B.

Synthetic

C.

Olfactory

D.

Universal

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Question 11

All acids and bases cannot be tasted. So, how there nature can be determined?

A.

By using salts
B.

By using colours
C.

By using indicators
D.

By using strong acids and bases

Question 12

Which are the different types of indicator?

A.

Universal
B.

Natural
C.

Sensory
D.

Synthetic

Question 13

Which of the following is an example of a neutralisation reaction?

A.

Adding calcium carbonate to acidic soil

B.

Dissolving sugar in water

C.

Adding organic matter to acidic soil

D.

Putting vinegar on a bee sting

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