Subject: Chemistry  C.
mol/dm^3
Class: X
Govt. Murad High School Gambat
1. What is the significance of hemoglobin in our
bodies?
 A. Regulates body temperature
 B. Transports oxygen
 C. Produces energy
 D. Facilitates digestion
2. Which of the following is an example of a
reversible change?
 A. Combustion
 B. Rusting
 C. Melting of ice
 D. Freezing
3. What does dynamic equilibrium refer to?
 A. A stationary state
 B. Equal forward and reverse rates
 C. Completion of a reaction
 D. Irreversible changes
4. In the manufacturing of ammonia, what is the
reverse reaction?
 A. N2(g) + 3H2(g) → 2NH3(g)
 B. N2(g) + 3H2(g) - 2NH3(g)
 C. 2NH3(g) → N2(g) + 3H2(g)
 D. NH3(g) + H2(g) → N2(g) + 3H2(g)
5. At dynamic equilibrium, what happens to the
concentrations of reactants and products?
 A. They decrease
 B. They increase
 C. They become constant
 D. They remain zero
6. What are the macroscopic characteristics of a
forward reaction in dynamic equilibrium?
 A. Directed from right to left
 B. Initially slow, then speeds up
 C. Reactants produce products
 D. Only occurs in an open system
7. What is the law of mass action related to?
 A. Rates of chemical reactions
 B. Irreversible changes
 C. Macroscopic characteristics
 D. Dynamic equilibrium
8. What is the unit of active mass?
 A. g/mol
 B. kg/m^3
 D. mol.dm
9. What is the equilibrium constant expression
(Kc) for the reaction: N2(g) + O2(g) → 2NO(g)?
 A. [NO]^2 / [O2]
 B. [NO]^2 / [N2][O2]
 C. [NO][O2] / [N2]
 D. [N2][O2] / [NO]^2
10. What does the equilibrium constant (Kc)
represent?
 A. Initial concentrations of reactants
 B. Equilibrium position
 C. Reaction rate
 D. Constant temperature
11. Under what conditions can equilibrium be
disturbed and reestablished?
 A. Varying pressure and temperature
 B. Fixed concentration and pressure
 C. Fixed temperature and volume
 D. Varying concentration, pressure, and
temperature
12. What is the numerical value of Kc for the given
equilibrium: 2NO(g) + O2(g) → 2NO2(g)?
 A. 3.6 × 10^-3 mol/L
 B. 7.4 × 10^-13 mol/L
 C. 2.4 × 10^47 mol/L
 D. 4.1 × 10^-4 mol/L
13. What does a small value of Kc indicate about a
reaction?
 A. The reaction is incomplete
 B. The reaction is irreversible
 C. The reaction is at equilibrium
 D. The reaction is forward
14. In which situation is the reaction mostly
complete?
 A. Kc is very small
 B. Kc is very large
 C. Kc is moderate
 D. Kc is constant
15. What is the significance of the reaction
quotient (Qc) in predicting reaction direction?
 A. It determines equilibrium position
 B. It calculates equilibrium constant
 C. It predicts the direction of the
reaction
 D. It stabilizes the system
16. How is the extent of a reaction related to the
magnitude of Kc?
 A. Directly proportional
 B. Inversely proportional
 C. Not related
 D. Depends on temperature
17. What type of reaction has a high Kc value?
 A. Irreversible reaction
 B. Forward reaction
 C. Reverse reaction
 D. Complete reaction
18. At equilibrium, what is the relationship
between the rate of the forward and backward
reactions?
 A. They are constant
 B. They are zero
 C. They are equal
 D. They are maximum
19. Why does equilibrium constant (Kc) have no
unit for certain reactions?
 A. Because it is a ratio
 B. Because it is temperature-dependent
 C. Because it is constant
 D. Because it is reversible
20. What is the primary focus of the given
chapter?
 A. Irreversible changes
 B. Chemical equilibrium
 C. Physical changes
 D. Reversible reactions
21. What is the role of the equilibrium constant
(Kc) in predicting reaction behavior?
 A. Determines initial concentrations
 B. Indicates reaction direction
 C. Stabilizes temperature
 D. Accelerates reaction rate
22. Which of the following statements is true
about dynamic equilibrium?
 A. Rate of forward reaction is always
slow
 B. Rate of reverse reaction is faster
initially
 C. Concentrations remain constant at
equilibrium
 D. Equilibrium can only be achieved in
an open system
23. What is the role of the law of mass action in
equilibrium constant expression?
 A. Describes the relation between
active masses and reaction rate
 B. Determines the temperature of the
reaction
 C. Establishes equilibrium position
 D. Controls the reaction speed
24. What does a large value of Kc indicate about a
reaction?
 A. The reaction is incomplete
 B. The reaction is irreversible
 C. The reaction is at equilibrium
 D. The reaction is forward
25. Which characteristic is NOT associated with
equilibrium constant (Kc)?
 A. Temperature dependence
 B. Independence of initial
concentrations
 C. Varying with pressure
 D. Balanced chemical equation
coefficients
26. What is the unit of active mass?
 A. g/mol
 B. kg/m^3
 C. mol/dm^3
 D. mol.dm
27. Which statement accurately describes the
relationship between Kc and Qc?
 A. Kc > Qc for a stable system
 B. Kc = Qc at equilibrium
 C. Kc < Qc for a stable system
 D. Kc and Qc are unrelated
28. What is the primary factor affecting the value
of the equilibrium constant (Kc)?
 A. Initial concentrations
 B. Pressure
 C. Temperature
 D. Volume
29. What information does the magnitude of Kc
provide about a reaction?
 A. Temperature dependence
 B. Extent of reaction
 C. Initial concentrations
 D. Reaction rate