1.Easy
What is an unsaturated solution?
- AA solution with undissolved solid at the bottom
- BA solution that can still dissolve more solute
- CA solution that holds the maximum possible solute
- DA solution with no solute at all
2.Easy
What is a hydrocarbon?
- AA compound made of only hydrogen and carbon
- BA carbon atom with a positive charge
- CA compound made of hydrogen and oxygen
- DAny compound that dissolves in water
3.Easy
What is the normal pH range of human arterial blood?
- A7.85 to 7.95
- B7.00 to 7.10
- C6.35 to 6.45
- D7.35 to 7.45
4.Medium
What kind of bond is found in a molecule of oxygen gas, O₂?
- AA metallic bond
- BAn ionic bond
- CA nonpolar covalent double bond
- DA polar covalent single bond
5.Medium
What are hydrogen bonds?
- AIonic bonds between hydrogen ions and metals
- BBonds inside the nucleus of hydrogen
- CAttractions between a hydrogen on one molecule and an O, N or F atom on another
- DCovalent bonds between two hydrogen atoms in H₂
6.Medium
How does electronegativity change going down a group?
- AIt increases
- BIt decreases
- CIt doubles with each period
- DIt stays the same
7.Hard
A solution contains 250 mg of a substance in every 5 mL. How many grams of the substance are in 100 mL?
- A5000 g
- B0.5 g
- C50 g
- D5 g
8.Hard
A substance melts at 801 °C, does not conduct as a solid but conducts when molten. What type of substance is it most likely?
- AA noble gas
- BA simple covalent (molecular) substance
- CA metal
- DAn ionic compound
Answer key
- 1. B · A solution that can still dissolve more solute
- 2. A · A compound made of only hydrogen and carbon
- 3. D · 7.35 to 7.45
- 4. C · A nonpolar covalent double bond
- 5. C · Attractions between a hydrogen on one molecule and an O, N or F atom on another
- 6. B · It decreases
- 7. D · 5 g
- 8. D · An ionic compound
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