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Revision worksheet 2018
Class 7, Science
Name: ____________________ Sec : ___ Date: ___________ Topic: Elements & Compounds
Q1: Fill in the blanks:
1. There are 116 elements in total ________ of which are found naturally.
2. The most abundant element in our universe is ____________________.
3. A ______________ equation is used to describe a chemical reaction.
4. A way to classify elements is to group them in columns called _____________ and rows called
____________________.
5. A compound has properties which are __________________ from the properties of its
constituents elements.
6. In a periodic table from left to right, elements change from being ________________ to non-
metallic.
7. The first to arrange elements according to their properties in periodic table was,
________________________.
8. In periodic table _________________ are found between metals and non-metals.

Q2: Identify the following statements as true or false, in case of false statements, write the correct
statement:
1. Water can be broken down into simpler substances by passing heat through it.

2. Most abundant element in human body is hydrogen.

3. Metals have low melting and boiling points.

4. Different elements in a compound are joined together in a fixed proportion by mass.

5. Compound is an impure substance consisting of one element.

6. The early Greeks believed that there were two elements fire and water.

7. Different elements in a compound are joined together in any proportion by mass.

8. Silver cannot be used to make jewellery as it is non-malleable.

9. Chalk is made up of carbon and oxygen.

10. Copper carbonate can be broken into copper oxide and carbon di oxide without any chemical
reaction.
Q3: Read the terms given in Column A and match them with their correct interpretation in column B.
Write your answer in Column C. ___/5 marks
Column A Column B Column C
1 Sodium chloride a Calcium, carbon and oxygen i
2 Dry ice b Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen ii
3 Chalk c Sodium and chlorine iii
4 Sugar d Carbon and hydrogen iv
5 Polyethylene E Carbon and oxygen v
Q4: Complete the following word equations.
1. Hydrogen + oxygen ____________________
2. _____________________+ water Magnessium hydroxide
3. Mercuric oxide mercury + ____________________
4. Magnessium + oxygen ______________________
5. ________________ + hydrogen chloride ammonium chloride
6. Nitric oxide + oxygen _____________________
7. _________________ + ________________ Iron sulphide
8. Sodium + Chlorine ________________________
Q5: Write name or chemical symbols for the following:
1. Sodium ______________________ 1. K __________________
2. Zinc ______________________ 2. Cu __________________
3. Chlorine _____________________ 3. Ag __________________
4. Radium ______________________ 4. Fe __________________
5. Neon ________________________ 5. Pb __________________
6. Silicon _______________________ 6. Hg __________________
7. Calcium ______________________ 7. Au __________________
8. Aluminium ____________________ 8. Sn ___________________
Q6: Answer the following questions:
1. How are elements classified in periodic table?

2. State uses of any 3 elements:

3. Enlist the properties of compounds:

4. Iron sulphide contains iron and sulphur in fixed proportion of 56g of iron and 32g of sulphur.
How much iron sulphide will be formed if 56g of iron and 40g of sulphur are mixed together
instead?