Subject: Chemistry Grade: VII, Section

Duration: 2 hours Date: 24 ~1 | a

Subject Teacher: pranto sir

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MCQ | Theory Out of 100 Out of 50

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1. Which one of the following is acidic?

A. lemon juice
B. tomatoes
C. milk
D.all

2. Hydrogen atoms do not have.

A. electron
B neutron
C carbon
D atom

3. When an atom loses electrons, it is called a (an) ……………… and has a ……. charge.
A. anion, positive
(Bcation, positive
C. anion, negative
D cation, negative

4. To find out the number of neutrons in an atom, we need to know the__.

A. atomic number
B. charge
C. electron number
D mass number

5. Attraction of two ions due to opposite charge is known as__.

A ionic bonding
B. covalent bonding
C. metallic bonding
D. both ionic and covalent bonding

6. As compared to ionic compounds, covalent bonds has__.

A. high melting but low boiling point

B. low melting but high boiling point
C low melting and boiling point
D. high melting and boiling point

7. One molecule of water is made up of _.

A. one oxygen and one hydrogen atom

B one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms
C. two oxygen and one hydrogen atom
D. two oxygen and two hydrogen atoms

8. Chlorine ion has_.

A. positive charge
B negative charge
C. no charge
D. bothaand b

9 The Names of important particles in an atom are.

A. protons, electrons and positrons
B. neutrons, electrons and positrons
C. protons, electron and photons
D protons, neutrons and electrons

10. One molecule of carbon dioxide consists of .

A one carbon and two oxygen atoms

B. one carbon and oxygen atom
C. two carbon and one oxygen atom
D. two carbon and two oxygen atoms

11. Valency of inert or rare gases is__.

A.8 B.10 C.0 D.5

12. If we remove electrons from the outer shell, the atom turns__.

A. Negative positive C. neutral

13. An atom of 'hydrogen' has

A one proton and one electron

B. one proton, one neutron and one electron
C. one proton and one neutron
D. one electron and one neutron

14. A substance which consists of two or more elements which have been combined
chemically is
called.
A. clement compound B.compound C. mixture D atom

15. A molecule which breaks and gives off hydrogen and oxygen is__.

A water B. carbon dioxide C. air D.sodium chloride

16)Naturally occurring elements are___.

A 82
B 82
C 99
D adobe 100 by now

/ 17. Which statement is TRUE? -

A. most metals are magnetic

B most elements are metals
C there are about 1000 different elements in the Periodic Table
D there are no liquid elements at room temperature and pressure

18. The smallest part of an element that still has the properties of that element is called.
A. a compound B an atom C. mixture D. a molecule

19. Which one of the following elements is used in jewellery?

A carbon B. potassium C. nitrogen D silver

20. How many different types of atom may be present in a compound?

A. exactly four different atom types

B. three or more different atom types
C two or more different types
D. only one type of atom

21. Which one of the following elements is non-metal?

A. Zinc B. iron C. gold D carbon

22. What two elements make up common table salt?

A. sodium and hydrogen
B. sodium and oxygen
C chlorine and sodium
D. all of these

23. Which one of the following elements is NOT a metal?

A. nickel B nitrogen C. mercury D. sodium
24. Isotopes of the same element have.

A) different number of neutrons

B. same masses

C. same protons and neutrons

D. all of these

25. An atom of sodium has an atomic number of 11 and a mass number of 23. Which of the
following are correct?

A. an atom of sodium has 11 protons, 11 electrons, and 11 neutrons.

B. an atom of sodium has 11 protons, 12 electrons, and 11 neutrons.

D. an atom of sodium has 11 protons, 12 electrons, and 12 neutrons

26. Charge of any ion depends upon gain or loss of _.

a) electron B. protons C. neutrons D. positrons

27. Chloride ions (CI') have the same configuration as__.

A. neon B. helium © argon nitrogen

28. Which one of the following statements about positive ions is correct?
A. they are also known as anions
B. they are formed when atoms gain electrons
C, they are larger than the atom from which they were formed
they are smaller than the atom from which they were formed

29. A yellow colour when using a universal indicator tells you that the solution must be a__.
A. strong alkali B. weak alkali (C) weak acid 1 acid

30. Sodium has one electron in outer shell and chlorine Fa r

willforma bond by
A. ionic, sharing
B. covalent, transferring
C. covalent, sharing

ionic, transferring

7 electrons in its outer shell. the atoms

their electrons.

31. The diagram shows the electronic structure of an atom.

key

{_) =nucleus
(© =electron

What is the number of protons of the nucleus?

A 12 13 Cc 2s D. 28

32. What is the electronic structure of an atom with a proton number 5 and nucleon number
11?

A. 182 B. 28,1 ©23 D. 32

What are suitable uses of X and Y, based i

s on their structure
drilling drilling
B | drilling lubricating
lubricating drilling
D lubricating lubricating

34. Which substance reacts with calcium to form a salt?

® hydrochloric acid

B. oxygen
C. sodium hydroxide
D. water

35. The incomplete equation shows a reaction.

Copper carbonate + sulphuric acid — products
What is the production of this reaction?
A. copper oxide, Sulphur dioxide, hydrogen
B. copper oxide, Sulphur dioxide, water
C. copper sulphate, carbon dioxide, hydrogen
copper sulphate, carbon dioxide, water

36. How many electrons are shared between the atoms in a molecule of methane, CH4 and
in a molecule of water, H20?
37. Which compound contains three elements?

A. water

B. ammonia

C. carbon dioxide
sulphuric acid

38. Which numbers are added to give the nucleon number of an ion?
A. number of electrons + number of neutrons
B. number of electrons + number of protons
C. number of electrons + number of protons + number of neutrons
D.number of protons + number of neutrons

39. Two isotopes of lithium are Li and 4 Li An atom of the lighter isotope contains.
1

A. six neutrons

B. six electrons

x © a total of six protons and neutrons

the same number of neutrons as the heavier isotope

Lutron
ce Ul = electron
&@ = proton

The structure of an atom is shown in fig question no.40

40.

Which statement about this atom is correct

A. its nucleon number is 13.

it is an atom of the element boron
it has 4 valence electrons

1 Complete the table

electrons proton neutron nucleus

Orbits the nucleus

Is a particle with positive charge

Is it uncharged?

Is it lighter than all the others?

Is it made up of protons and neutrons?

Has negative charge

2 fill in the blanks

electrons Neutron number

Sodium-23 11

aluminium-27 13

strontium-90 38

cobalt-60 27

3. Here is some information about four atoms: [5] 33

Atom A: 3 electrons, mass number 7

Atom B: 142 neutrons, mass number 232

35 Atom C: 3 neutrons, mass number 6

Atom D: 5 electrons, mass number 11

a) Write the name of the elements of:

A B C D

B. which pair of atoms are isotopes? ………………………………………

4.the list below contains three elements and compounds. (2)

Aluminium copper

Ammonia sulphur

Carbon Dioxide water

Say which are the elements and which are the compounds

Elements……………………………………………………..

Compounds………………………………………………….

USE THE TABLE BELOW WHERE NECESSARY, TO HELP YOU TO ANSWER THE
QUESTIONS
 ELEMENT ATOMIC NUMBER Mass number

Oxygen 8 16

Chlorine 17 35

Zinc 30 65

cobalt 27 59

a. How many protons would you expect to find in an atom of oxygen? ....

b. Where in the atom would the protons be found? ……………….

¢. How many electrons would you find in an atom of Zinc? .......

d. Which element in the table above has the highest number of neutrons? .................

6. A diagram of the nucleus of an atom is shown below. [4]

8p
8n

Draw a diagram to show the electronic configuration below

b(Identify the element…………………..

c)what is the mass number of this atom?.......................

d)name another element that is in the same group…………………

7)determine the type of bonding that occurs in the compound (5)

Compound Bond type

 NO2

CH4

KF

CuO

ZnCl2

HF

Look at the table below:

Substance A B C and D all have covalent bonds

substance Melting point (°C) Boiling point (°C)

A -125 -90

B 5 170

C 2200 3900

D 18 250

a.Which substance has a giant covalent structure?......................

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B. which type of structure does the substance D have AT 20°C?....................

C. which substance is a gas at R.T.P?.............................

D. which substance is a liquid at RTP?.......................

9. Draw cross and dot diagram to show the covalent bonding in: [2]

A. F2 molecule B. carbon dioxide molecule

10. Carbon exists as diamond and graphite. [7]

a. What do we call different forms of the same element?...

B. diamond and graphite have different properties and uses.

Write two differences diamond and graphite

diamond Graphite
ii) two similarities between them

iii) Two uses of diamonds and graphites

Use of diamond Use of graphite

11. Namind salt depends on the acid. Complete the following table (3

acid salt

hydrochloric acid

sulphate

Nitric acid

12.complete the word equation (4)

a) Sodium hydroxide + ……... .acid —----> sodium chloride + water
 b) Copper oxide + Sulphuric acid" —> ……………….. + water

c)…………………. +sulphuric acid —--------> magnesium sulphate + hydrogen

d. Nitric acid +........................ —-----> sodium nitrate + carbon dioxide +..............

13) Harrypotter tested some solutions with universal indicators.

He wrote down their pHs
1,5,7,14
But forget to Write the names of the following solutions, Can you help him by
Matching the pHs to the correct solutions? [4]

Solution tested pH

Distilled water

Sulphuric acid

Sodium hydroxide

vinegar

14. Copper has two isotopes Cu-63 and Cu-65. 31% copper atoms are Cu-65. Calculate the
relative atomic mass of copper (2)

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15.15. Gallium exists naturally as a mixture of two isotopes, gallium-69 and gallium-71. The
atomic
number of gallium 31. The relative atomic mass for gallium is 69.8.
Calculate the proportion of each isotope in natural gallium (3)

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