1.ง่าย
What are the building blocks (monomers) of proteins?
- AFatty acids
- BNucleotides
- CSimple sugars
- DAmino acids
2.ง่าย
What does the subscript 2 in H₂O tell you?
- AWater has a charge of 2
- BEach molecule contains two hydrogen atoms
- CThere are two water molecules
- DEach molecule contains two oxygen atoms
3.ง่าย
According to the kinetic molecular theory, how do gas particles move?
- AConstantly, randomly and in straight lines between collisions
- BAlways in a single direction, set by the pull of gravity
- CSlowly in fixed positions
- DOnly when heated, and then in neat lines between the walls
4.ปานกลาง
What is carbon-14 dating used for?
- AEstimating the age of material that was once alive
- BMeasuring body temperature
- CFinding the exact age of rocks that are billions of years old
- DDetecting carbon monoxide in a room
5.ปานกลาง
What feature makes a hydrocarbon an alkene?
- AA ring of six carbon atoms with no hydrogen
- BAt least one carbon–carbon double bond
- CAn –OH group
- DOnly carbon–carbon single bonds
6.ปานกลาง
How many moles of gas are in 44.8 L at STP (0 °C and 1 atm)?
- A0.5 mol
- B2 mol
- C44.8 mol
- D22.4 mol
7.ยาก
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- ANa, Mg, Al, Si
- BO, F, N, C
- CC, N, O, F
- DF, O, N, C
8.ยาก
How does soap help remove grease from skin?
- AEach soap molecule has a polar end that attracts water and a nonpolar end that attracts grease
- BSoap reacts with grease to form water and carbon dioxide
- CSoap makes the grease more dense so it sinks
- DSoap molecules are completely nonpolar, so they dissolve grease like a solvent
เฉลย
- 1. D · Amino acids
- 2. B · Each molecule contains two hydrogen atoms
- 3. A · Constantly, randomly and in straight lines between collisions
- 4. A · Estimating the age of material that was once alive
- 5. B · At least one carbon–carbon double bond
- 6. B · 2 mol
- 7. D · F, O, N, C
- 8. A · Each soap molecule has a polar end that attracts water and a nonpolar end that attracts grease
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