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SS3 Chemistry

The document is an examination paper for SS Three students at Chalice Excellent High School, focusing on Chemistry for the 2024/2025 academic session. It consists of two sections: Section A contains objective questions, while Section B requires students to answer five theory questions. Topics covered include properties of metals, extraction methods, rusting of iron, carbohydrates, and proteins.

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SS3 Chemistry

The document is an examination paper for SS Three students at Chalice Excellent High School, focusing on Chemistry for the 2024/2025 academic session. It consists of two sections: Section A contains objective questions, while Section B requires students to answer five theory questions. Topics covered include properties of metals, extraction methods, rusting of iron, carbohydrates, and proteins.

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CHALICE EXCELLENT HIGH SCHOOL IZHIA

FIRST TERM EXAMINATION 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION


CLASS: SS THREE (3) SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY TIME: ONE HOUR
INSTRUCTION: ANSWER ALL THE QUESTION IN SECTION A: OBJECTIVE
AND ANY FIVE (5) QUESTIONS IN SECTION B: THEORY
OBJECTIVE

INSTRUCTION: ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN SECTION A AND ANY FIVE QUESTIONS IN


SECTION B
SECTION A
1. Metals are elements whose atoms ionizer by (A) Electron loss (B) Electron gain (C)
Electron acceptor
2. The physical properties of metals depends on the (A) arrangements of their atoms on the
orbital (B) arrangement of their electrons on the Shell (C) arrangements of their atoms or
molecules in crystal lattice when in solid state
3. The chemical properties depends on (A) Number of valence electrons present in their
atomic structure (B) Number of shells (C) arrangements of their atoms on the orbital.
4. One of these is a metal with low melting point (A) Calcium (B) Sodium (C) Magnesium
5. One of these is not a list reactive metal (A) Gold (B) Zinc (C) Silver
6. All these are members of alkali metals except (A) Rubidium (B) Francium (C) Barium
7. Alkaline earth metal belongs to which group in the periodic table (A) group I (B) group II
(C) group III
8. calcium occurs as CaSO4 in (A) lime stone and chalk (B) gypsum and anhydrite (C)
dolomite and fluospar
9. Aluminum does not have great affinity for oxygen True/False
10. Iron is extracted using (A) blast furnace (B) glass furnace (C) Iron furnace
11. What causes rusting of Iron (A) presence of acid (B) present of carbon and hydrogen (C)
presence of water and oxygen
12. A type of sugar derieve from two molecules of Monosaccharides by elimination of one
molecule of water is (A) Monosaccharides (B) Disaccharides (C) Polysaccharides
13. Glucose + galactose gives (A) Lactose (B) sucrose (C) maltose
14. These are test for protein except (A) Biuret test (B) million's test (C) Trioxocarbonate (v)
test
15. proteins are made up of (A) polypeptite chains (B) straight chains (C) ring chains
SECTION B
1. List six (6)physical properties of metals
(ii) Mention and explain the three ways of metal extraction
2. Mention three chemical properties of calcium
(ii) highlight three compounds of calcium
3. (i) List the first row transition elements (10 elements)
(ii) Briefly explain the extraction of Iron
4. Mention and explain three methods of preventing rusting of iron
(ii) list three uses of Iron
5. Highlight three physical properties of fats and oil
(ii) Enumerate three uses of fats and oil
6. explain the two classification of carbohydrates
(ii) write short note on (a) Glucose (b) fructose (c) sucrose
7. List Three examples of protein
(ii) Mention and explain the two properties of protein

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