1.쉬움
Which process is exothermic (releases heat)?
- ABurning methane gas
- BPhotosynthesis
- CMelting a block of ice
- DEvaporating water
2.쉬움
According to the Arrhenius definition, what does a base produce in water?
- AChloride ions (Cl⁻)
- BCarbonate ions (CO₃²⁻)
- CHydrogen ions (H⁺)
- DHydroxide ions (OH⁻)
3.쉬움
Where do the mole ratios used in stoichiometry come from?
- AThe coefficients of the balanced equation
- BThe subscripts in each formula
- CThe molar masses of the reactants
- DThe physical states of the substances
4.보통
염소-37 원자는 양성자가 17개입니다. 중성자는 몇 개인가요?
- A54개
- B20개
- C17개
- D37개
5.보통
Drops of water form on the outside of a glass of ice water. Where does this water come from?
- AThe ice evaporates through the glass
- BWater vapour in the air condenses on the cold glass
- CWater leaks through tiny holes in the glass
- DThe glass releases water when it gets cold
6.보통
수소 결합이란 무엇인가요?
- A수소 이온과 금속 사이의 이온 결합
- B한 분자의 수소와 다른 분자의 O, N 또는 F 원자 사이의 인력
- CH₂에서 두 수소 원자 사이의 공유 결합
- D수소의 원자핵 안에 있는 결합
7.어려움
A small amount of acid is spilled on a lab bench. Why is a weak base such as sodium bicarbonate preferred over strong NaOH to neutralise it?
- ANaOH does not react with acids at room temperature
- BSodium bicarbonate makes the spilled acid evaporate
- CExcess sodium bicarbonate is far less harmful than excess NaOH
- DSodium bicarbonate is a strong acid that cancels the spill
8.어려움
J.J. Thomson's cathode ray experiments led to which discovery?
- AElectrons occupy fixed energy levels
- BAtoms have a dense, positively charged nucleus
- CAtoms contain small, negatively charged particles
- DThe nucleus contains uncharged neutrons
정답표
- 1. A · Burning methane gas
- 2. D · Hydroxide ions (OH⁻)
- 3. A · The coefficients of the balanced equation
- 4. B · 20개
- 5. B · Water vapour in the air condenses on the cold glass
- 6. B · 한 분자의 수소와 다른 분자의 O, N 또는 F 원자 사이의 인력
- 7. C · Excess sodium bicarbonate is far less harmful than excess NaOH
- 8. C · Atoms contain small, negatively charged particles
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