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THIRD TERM EXAMINATION

SUBJECT CHEMISTRY CLASS: S. S. S ONE DURATION 2HR

1.  Acid turns blue litmus paper ________________?


a. yellow     b. colourlessc  green     d.  red
2.  Acids are characterized by     a. Bitter taste      b. soapy taste
c. ssour taste        d.  all listed
3.  An element existing in two or more physical states and maintaining the same    chemical
characteristics is called ______________a. polylarization     b. allotropes
c. isotopes      d.  cirapdile
4.  Which  allotrope of carbon  is used in lead pencil?
a. graphite    b. coke      c. coal        d.  diamond
5.  Carbon dioxide is a gas that burns with _____________flame
a. yellow    b. green    c. blue     d. colourless
6. Hydrocarbons are of two classes namely:   a. graphite and diamond
b. coke and coal    c. aliphatic and gas   d.  aromatic and aliphatic
7. An example of aromatic hydrocarbons is    a. Ethane     b. methane
c.  cydopropane       d. benzene
8. Which is not a raw material for chemical industry   a. polroleum
b.  coal    c. alum     d.  salt
9. Which is not a use of hydrogen trioxocarbonate    a. As baking powder
b. As health salts    b. As fire extinguishers   d.  To manufacture hydroxide
10.  Which is not a property of carbon(II)oxide    a. It is colourless
b.  It is slightly lighter than air    c. It is insoluble in water    d.  It is soluble
11. Which is a type of amorphous   a. carbona.black charcoal   b. plant charcoal
c.  red charcoal       d.  granded charcoal
12. Which of these is not a type of coal?  A. peat   b.lignitebituminous  c. coal
13. Coke is a non-volatile reside, this statement is   a.  true     b. false  c. negative
14.  Water gas is a mixture that contains Co and ……….gas?    a. hydrogen
b. helium     c. lithium      d. berlium
15.The number of replaceable hydrogen atom in one molecule of an acid indicates its 
a.Basicity   b.Alkalinity   c.Acidity   d.Reactivity
16.which of the following is /are characteristics properties of acids?They  i.form 
hydroxonium ions in water  ii.liberate carbon (iv)oxide from trioxocarbonate(iv) salts.  Iii
Turn blue litmus paper red.  Iv.have a soapy feel
a.iv only   b.i and ii  c.iii and iv  d.  I ,ii,and iii
17.The following acid are monobasic except a.Trioxonitrate(v)acid   b.Hydrochloric acid 
c.Ethanoic acid  d.Tetraoxosulphate (v)acid
18.Which of the following is an acid salt? a.(NH4)2CO3  b.CH3COONa  c.KHSO4  d.MgSO4
19.Alums are classified as a.basic salts  b.acid salts  c.anhydrous salts  d.double salts
20.Which of the following conclusion about solution of pH4 is correct
a.it contains more OH– than H3O+ b. its POH value will be 10 c.it is more acidic than a
solution of pH2
d.its hydrogen ion concentration is 4.0 x10 -2
21.Which ion is present in all acid solutions?
a. Hydrogen ion, H+   b. Hydroxide ion, OH–   c. Hydride ion, H–
22. Which ionic equation takes place in an acid-alkali neutralisation reaction?
a. H+ + OH– → H2O   b. HCl → H+ + Cl–     c.NH3 + H2O → NH4+ + OH–
1. pH of 0.001 M acid is A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 1
23.An example efflorescence compound is A. BaCl B. KOH C. CaCl2 D. Na2CO.10H2O
24. The following salts dissolve readily in water except A.CaCl2 B. Na2SO4 C.
(NH4)2SO4 D. PbSO4
25.. Alums are classified as A. Normal salt B. basic salt C. Double salt D. Simple salt
26. Water in crystalline salts provides A. hydrated bonds and colour B. colour and shape
C. Colour and solubility base D. Shape and crystal lattice

THEORY

1 a. State 2 properties of diamond 2mark                                                      


b. State two physical properties of CO2 2marks
c. State 3 allotropes of carbon 3 marks
2.Give the natural sources of the following organic Acids.
i. Lactic acid   ii Ascorbic  acid   iii  Amino acids 3marks
2a. Give two general methods of preparing salts and use chemical equations for the examples.
2marks
2b. How would you prove that sodium Hydroxide is a base without using litmus paper and
indicator to test? Equation of reaction required. 1mark
2c. The concentration of H+ in a solution is 1×10-3 mol/dm3,what is the PH  of the
solution.2marks
3a.Explain why Graphite is a good conductor of electricity while Diamond is not.5marks
3b.Why is carbon(ii)oxide poisonous? 2marks
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4. (a). Define pH and POH 2marks. (b) What is the relation pH and POH of an aqueous
solution? 2marks (c) Determine the pH of a solution containing 0.05moldm-3 NaCO3. 4marks
d. Distinguish between (i) a strong base and a week base. 2marks
5. A glass cup of orange juice is found to have POH of 11.40. Calculate the concentration of
the hydrogen ions in the juice. 2marks
b.. Find the hydrogen ion, H+ and hydroxide ion, OH- concentration in 0.02M solution of
H2SO4. 3marks
c. Explain each of (a) deliquescent substance (b) hygroscopic substance (c) efflorescent
substance.3 marks

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