1. This document is a science test for 10th standard containing multiple choice, match the following, true/false, analogy and short/long answer questions.
2. Questions cover topics like the discovery of gravitation, electronic configuration, valency, centripetal force, modern periodic law, Kepler's laws, and properties of elements including atomic radius, metallic character, and the inverse square law of gravitation.
3. Students are asked to arrange elements in order of decreasing atomic radius, identify the smallest and largest atoms, and describe periodic trends in atomic radius.
1. This document is a science test for 10th standard containing multiple choice, match the following, true/false, analogy and short/long answer questions.
2. Questions cover topics like the discovery of gravitation, electronic configuration, valency, centripetal force, modern periodic law, Kepler's laws, and properties of elements including atomic radius, metallic character, and the inverse square law of gravitation.
3. Students are asked to arrange elements in order of decreasing atomic radius, identify the smallest and largest atoms, and describe periodic trends in atomic radius.
1. This document is a science test for 10th standard containing multiple choice, match the following, true/false, analogy and short/long answer questions.
2. Questions cover topics like the discovery of gravitation, electronic configuration, valency, centripetal force, modern periodic law, Kepler's laws, and properties of elements including atomic radius, metallic character, and the inverse square law of gravitation.
3. Students are asked to arrange elements in order of decreasing atomic radius, identify the smallest and largest atoms, and describe periodic trends in atomic radius.
FIRST UNIT TEST 2021 STD:X. SUB: SCIENCE 1. MARKS:20.
Q.1.A) Fill in the blanks : (1)
1. The phenomenon of gravitation was discovered by_________. 2. The number of electrons in the outermost shell of halogen is_______. Q.1.B) Match the column : (1) 1.Weight. i) m/s. 2.Electron. ii) Newton. iii) Thomson. Q.1.C) State true or false : (1) 1. The value of ‘G' changes from place to place. 2. Mendeleev arranged the elements in an increasing order of atomic masses. Q.1.D) Complete the analogy: (1) 1. Dobereiner's : Triads :: Newlands:_______. 2. Mass: measure of inertia::Weight:________. Q.2) Answer in short (any 4) : (4) 1. Name any two elements having valency 4. 2. Define centripetal force . 3. State the modern periodic law. 4. State Kepler's third law . 5. Write the electronic configuration of K(19),Cl(17). Q.3) Answer in brief (any 4) : (8) 1. Metallic character goes on decreasing while going from left to right in a period .Give reasons . 2. State Inverse Square Law of gravitation .Write the formula . 3. Explain S block elements . 4. Distinguish between mass and weight. 5. State Dobereiner’s law of triads giving examples. Q.4) Answer any one question: (4) 1. Taking into consideration the period of elements given below answer the following questions: Elements O B C N Be Li
Atomic radius 66 88 77 74 111 152
• Arrange the above elements in a decreasing order of atomic radii.?
• Which of the above elements have the biggest and smallest atom?. • What is the periodic trend observed in the variation of atomic radius while going down from left to right within a period? 2.Observe the diagram and answer the following questions : • What is the figure depict. • State Newton's universal law of gravitation. • Write the formula . • State the value and unit of ‘G’.