1.Easy
What is the melting point of a substance?
- AThe temperature at which its solid turns into a liquid
- BThe temperature at which its liquid turns into a gas
- CThe temperature at which it catches fire
- DThe temperature at which it dissolves in water
2.Easy
Which method separates sand from water?
- AFiltration
- BChromatography
- CEvaporation of the sand
- DDistillation
3.Easy
Which of these is a chemical property?
- AColour
- BDensity
- CFlammability
- DBoiling point
4.Medium
When a gas is heated in a rigid, sealed container, what happens to its pressure?
- AIt stays the same
- BIt decreases
- CIt drops to zero
- DIt increases
5.Medium
Why does stirring help a solid dissolve faster?
- AIt raises the temperature of the solvent by friction a great deal
- BIt increases the amount of solute that can dissolve in total
- CIt turns the solid into a liquid
- DIt brings fresh solvent into contact with the solid's surface
6.Medium
What are the products of the complete combustion of a hydrocarbon such as methane?
- ACarbon monoxide and hydrogen
- BOxygen and water
- CCarbon and hydrogen gas
- DCarbon dioxide and water
7.Hard
In 2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O, 4 g of hydrogen (molar mass 2 g/mol) reacts with plenty of oxygen. What mass of water forms (molar mass 18 g/mol)?
- A4 g
- B72 g
- C18 g
- D36 g
8.Hard
Hydrogen peroxide fizzes when poured on a cut because an enzyme in blood breaks it down. What gas is produced, and what type of reaction is it?
- ACarbon dioxide, in a combustion reaction
- BHydrogen, in a single replacement reaction
- COxygen, in a decomposition reaction
- DChlorine, in a synthesis reaction
Answer key
- 1. A · The temperature at which its solid turns into a liquid
- 2. A · Filtration
- 3. C · Flammability
- 4. D · It increases
- 5. D · It brings fresh solvent into contact with the solid's surface
- 6. D · Carbon dioxide and water
- 7. D · 36 g
- 8. C · Oxygen, in a decomposition reaction
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