1.Easy
What does the rate of a reaction measure?
- AHow much product forms in total by the end
- BHow hot the reaction gets
- CHow much energy the final products contain
- DHow quickly reactants are used up or products are formed
2.Easy
Which state of matter has neither a fixed shape nor a fixed volume?
- AGas
- BSolid
- CLiquid
- DCrystal
3.Easy
What is a solution?
- AA mixture in which particles settle out on standing
- BA pure compound made of two elements
- CA solid that has been melted
- DA mixture that is the same throughout (homogeneous)
4.Medium
What is the density of an object with a mass of 50 g and a volume of 20 cm³?
- A0.4 g/cm³
- B70 g/cm³
- C1000 g/cm³
- D2.5 g/cm³
5.Medium
What feature makes a hydrocarbon an alkene?
- AAt least one carbon–carbon double bond
- BAn –OH group
- COnly carbon–carbon single bonds
- DA ring of six carbon atoms with no hydrogen
6.Medium
Why must temperatures be in kelvin in gas law calculations?
- ACelsius can only be used for liquids
- BKelvin values are always below 100
- CThe kelvin scale has smaller degrees, which gives more precise answers
- DGas volume and pressure are proportional to the absolute temperature
7.Hard
Under which conditions does a real gas behave least like an ideal gas?
- AHigh temperature and large container
- BLow pressure and low volume of particles
- CLow pressure and high temperature
- DHigh pressure and low temperature
8.Hard
A solution of a strong acid has pH 2. It is diluted with water to 10 times its original volume. What is the new pH?
- A1
- B0.2
- C3
- D20
Answer key
- 1. D · How quickly reactants are used up or products are formed
- 2. A · Gas
- 3. D · A mixture that is the same throughout (homogeneous)
- 4. D · 2.5 g/cm³
- 5. A · At least one carbon–carbon double bond
- 6. D · Gas volume and pressure are proportional to the absolute temperature
- 7. D · High pressure and low temperature
- 8. C · 3
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