1. It is a theory that explains how the universe was formed.

a. Atomic theory b. theories of stars c. Big Bang Theory d. None of these

2. Is there really an explosion in the Big Bang Theory?
a. Yes b. no c. not enough information
3. It is the number of protons present in an element’s nucleus.
a. Atomic number b. atomic mass c. isotope d. atom
4. It is associated with the number of neutrons and protons that are present in an element.
a. Atomic number b. atomic mass c. isotope d. atom
5. The word _______________, means star.
a. Stellar b. big bang c. nucleo d. synthesis
6. During this process, elements from hydrogen to beryllium are produced.
a. Stellar nucleosynthesis b. big bang nucleosynthesis
7. During this process, elements heavier from beryllium to iron are produced.
a. Stellar nucleosynthesis b. big bang nucleosynthesis
8. It is a giant cloud of gas and dust and it is where stars came from.
a. Nebula b. main sequence star c. red giant d. white dwarf
9. It starts to form when nuclear fusion occurs at the core of the star.
a. Nebula b. main sequence star c. red giant d. white dwarf
10. The remnant of a red giant star is known as.
a. Nebula b. main sequence star c. red giant d. white dwarf
11. It is the process by which an unstable atomic nucleus loses energy by radiation.
a. Radioactive decay b. isotope c. toxicity d. half-life
12. What type of nuclear reaction emits a particle with two protons and two neutrons?
a. Alpha emission b. Beta emission c. Gamma emission d. Fusion
13. What type of nuclear reaction emits electrons?
a. Alpha emission b. Beta emission c. Gamma emission d. Fission
14. type of nuclear reaction emits gamma rays?
a. Alpha emission b. Beta emission c. Gamma emission d. Fusion
15. Which of the following statement is TRUE about water?
a. It is a polar molecule b. It is a non-polar molecule
c. It is both polar & non-polar d. It has no polarity

16. What do you call the figure on the left?

a. Polar b. non polar c. polarity d. intermolecular
17. What do you call the figure on the right?
a. Polar b. non polar c. polarity d. intermolecular
18. When electrons move together to a concentrated position, that position will become?
a. Partially negative b. partial positive c. neutral d. none of the ff.
19. If the electronegativity difference of a compound is greater than 1.8 than it is?
a. Ionic bond b. electrons are sharedc. polar covalent bond d. non polar covalent
20. If the electronegativity difference of a compound is less than 1.8 than it is?
a. Ionic bond b. electrons are shared c. polar covalent bond d. non polar covalent
21. If the electronegativity difference of a compound is less than 0.5 than it is?
a. Ionic bond b. electrons are shared c. polar covalent bond d. non polar covalent
22. If the electronegativity difference of a compound is greater than 0.5 than it is?
b. Ionic bond b. electrons are shared c. polar covalent bond d. non polar covalent
23. O = C = O
a. Polar b. non polar
24. S

O O
a. Polar b. non polar
25. H

O O
A. Polar b. non polar
26. H
I
H-N–H
I
H
A. POLAR B. NON POLAR
27. When a neutral compound is not happy, they tend to move around and at some point the
electrons will move to a more concentrated side while the protons stay on one side, this
triggers a _________________.
a. Dipole b. instantaneous dipole c. London d. hydrogen bond
28. Which of the following is not an example of intermolecular forces.
a. Dipole dipole b. London dispersions c. hydrogen d. gravitational force
29. What is the force of attraction between or among molecules?
a. Electromagnetic force b. intermolecular force of attraction
b. Gravitational force d. weak and strong
30. What happens to the boiling point as you increase the strength of IMFA?
a. It remains the same b. it increases c. it decreases d. it becomes zero
31. These are molecules of compounds needed for life.
a. Biomolecules b. polymers c. monomers d. lipids
32. Meat is an example of __________.
a. Protein b. lipids c. carbohydrates d. nucleic acid
33. Butter is an example of _________.
a. Protein b. lipids c. carbohydrates d. nucleic acid
34. Vegetables are an example of _________.
a. Protein b. lipids c. carbohydrates d. nucleic acid
35. Fish is an example of _________.
a. Protein b. lipids c. carbohydrates d. nucleic acid
36. It is the major source of energy in the body.
a. Protein b. lipids c. carbohydrates d. nucleic acid
37. Which represents a carbohydrate?
A. CnH2n+2 B. CnH2n C. (CH2O)n D. (C2HO)n
38. It is the simplest sugar.
a. Monosaccharide b. disaccharide c. oligosaccharide d. glucose
39. It is the sugar from fruits.
a. Glucose b. fructose c. maltose d. galactose
40. Glucose + fructose
a. Sucrose b. lactose c. maltose d. glucose
41. Galactose plus glucose
a. Sucrose b. lactose c. maltose d. glucose
42. Glucose plus glucose
a. Sucrose b. lactose c. maltose d. glucose
43. They have the job of storing energy.
a. Protein b. lipids c. carbohydrates d. nucleic acid
44. This is made from plants.
a. Oils b. waxes
45. This is from animals.
a. Oils b. waxes
46. Sugar found in milk.
a. Glucose b. fructose c. maltose d. galactose
47. Also known as blood sugar.
a. Glucose b. fructose c. maltose d. galactose