Chemistry
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States of matter (Kinetic theory and diffusion)
SubtopicStates of matter (Kinetic theory and diffusion) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of the following describes a physical change of state?
A.Iron rusting
B.Paper burning
C.Ice melting
D.Baking a cake
- 2.
Which process describes a gas changing to a solid without becoming a liquid?
A.Sublimation
B.Deposition
C.Freezing
D.Condensation
- 3.
The particles in a ________ move randomly and are very far apart.
A.Solid
B.Liquid
C.Gas
D.Crystal
- 4.
Which of the following properties is characteristic of a gas?
A.Very high density
B.Fixed shape
C.Ability to be compressed
D.Particles vibrate in fixed positions
- 5.
During the cooling of a gas to a liquid, what happens to the distance between particles?
A.It increases significantly.
B.It decreases significantly.
C.It remains the same.
D.It increases then decreases.
- 6.
Which of these gases has the lowest density at room temperature and pressure?
A.Hydrogen ()
B.Helium ()
C.Nitrogen ()
D.Oxygen ()
- 7.
What is the result of increasing the surface area of a liquid on its rate of evaporation?
A.The rate increases because more particles are at the surface to escape.
B.The rate decreases because the particles are more spread out.
C.The rate remains the same as long as the temperature is constant.
D.The rate increases because the particles gain more kinetic energy.
- 8.
A sample of gas is held in a cylinder with a movable piston. The gas is heated from K to K, and the volume is simultaneously doubled from dm to dm. Which statement correctly explains why the pressure of the gas remains the same, according to the kinetic particle theory?
A.The average speed of the particles decreases as the volume increases, which counteracts the effect of the temperature rise.
B.The particles hit the walls with more force, but the frequency of collisions per unit area decreases due to the larger volume.
C.The increase in temperature causes the particles to become smaller, allowing them to travel further between collisions.
D.The total number of collisions per second increases, but the surface area of the piston increases more rapidly.
- 9.
At absolute zero (), the kinetic theory suggests that:
A.The volume of a gas becomes infinite.
B.The pressure of a gas becomes infinite.
C.All molecular motion ceases.
D.The particles turn into energy.
- 10.
Which observation directly supports the idea that matter is made of tiny, moving particles?
A.Solids have a fixed mass.
B.Liquids can be colored with dyes.
C.The smell of perfume spreads across a room.
D.Metals conduct electricity.
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Atoms, elements, and compounds (Atomic structure and bonding)
SubtopicAtoms, elements, and compounds (Atomic structure and bonding) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the smallest part of an element that can exist?
A.A molecule
B.A compound
C.An atom
D.A mixture
- 2.
What is the chemical symbol for Carbon?
A.Ca
B.Cr
C.C
D.Co
- 3.
Which of these is a typical physical property of most metals?
A.Poor conductor of heat
B.Brittle and easily broken
C.Good conductor of electricity
D.Dull appearance
- 4.
What is the chemical symbol for Phosphorus?
A.Ph
B.P
C.K
D.Po
- 5.
Which of these substances is a mixture?
A.Distilled water
B.Sodium chloride crystals
C.Air
D.Diamond
- 6.
What is the name of the compound with the formula ?
A.Nitrogen oxide
B.Dinitrogen tetroxide
C.Nitrogen(IV) oxide
D.Dinitrogen trioxide
- 7.
An element has 16 protons. How many electrons are in its shell?
A.2
B.6
C.8
D.16
- 8.
The formula of an oxide of element is . To which group of the periodic table does likely belong?
A.Group 13 (III)
B.Group 2 (II)
C.Group 15 (V)
D.Group 1 (I)
- 9.
A substance has a boiling point of . In the liquid state, it does not conduct electricity. What type of bonding is present in ?
A.Covalent bonding
B.Ionic bonding
C.Metallic bonding
D.Dative bonding
- 10.
Which of the following identifies a coordinate bond?
A.A covalent bond where both electrons in the shared pair come from the same atom.
B.An ionic bond formed between two cations.
C.A metallic bond where electrons are shared between two atoms only.
D.A bond formed by the overlap of two partially filled orbitals.
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Stoichiometry (Formulae and the Mole concept)
SubtopicStoichiometry (Formulae and the Mole concept) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the relative formula mass () of an oxygen molecule, ? (Relative atomic mass: )
A.16
B.8
C.32
D.64
- 2.
What is the formula for percentage purity?
A.(Mass of pure substance / Total mass of sample) x 100
B.(Total mass of sample / Mass of pure substance) x 100
C.(Actual yield / Theoretical yield) x 100
D.(Ar / Mr) x 100
- 3.
Avogadro's Law states that equal volumes of all gases, at the same temperature and pressure, contain the same number of:
A.Protons
B.Neutrons
C.Molecules
D.Electrons
- 4.
What does the large number (coefficient) in front of a chemical formula in a balanced equation represent?
A.Number of atoms
B.Number of moles
C.The boiling point
D.The density
- 5.
Which of the following contains 0.5 moles of atoms?
A.1 g of hydrogen gas,
B.8 g of oxygen gas,
C.14 g of nitrogen gas,
D.6 g of carbon atoms,
- 6.
What is the mass of 0.05 moles of ? (: )
A.10.4 g
B.20.8 g
C.17.25 g
D.5.2 g
- 7.
How many atoms are in one molecule of ?
A.3
B.5
C.9
D.7
- 8.
A sample of a Group 2 metal () reacts completely with water to produce of hydrogen gas (measured at RTP) and a solution of the metal hydroxide, . The resulting solution is then neutralized with hydrochloric acid (). What volume of is required for this neutralization?
(Molar volume of gas at RTP = )
A.B.C.D. - 9.
A compound with the formula has carbon and hydrogen by mass. The is . What is the value of ?
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.4
- 10.
How many moles of are needed to produce of when reacted with excess ?
A.B.C.D.
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Electrochemistry (Electrolysis and electroplating)
SubtopicElectrochemistry (Electrolysis and electroplating) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which statement about a simple cell (battery) is correct?
A.It uses electricity to produce a chemical reaction.
B.It converts chemical energy into electrical energy.
C.It requires an external power supply to work.
D.Both electrodes must be made of the same metal.
- 2.
What is the product at the anode during the electrolysis of molten calcium chloride?
A.Calcium metal
B.Chlorine gas
C.Oxygen gas
D.Hydrogen gas
- 3.
Which subatomic particles are responsible for carrying charge through an electrolyte?
A.Electrons
B.Protons
C.Ions
D.Neutrons
- 4.
During the electrolysis of molten aluminum oxide, where is the liquid aluminum metal collected?
A.At the top of the cell
B.At the bottom of the cell
C.On the surface of the anode
D.In a separate gas jar
- 5.
What is an advantage of using a fuel cell instead of a petrol engine to power a car?
A.Fuel cells produce more carbon dioxide.
B.Fuel cells are more efficient and produce only water as a byproduct.
C.Fuel cells are cheaper to manufacture.
D.Hydrogen is easier to store than petrol.
- 6.
Which statement about metallic conduction and electrolytic conduction is correct?
A.Metals conduct via ions, electrolytes conduct via electrons.
B.Both conduct via the movement of electrons.
C.Metals conduct via electrons, electrolytes conduct via ions.
D.Both conduct via the movement of atoms.
- 7.
In the electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium bromide, what is the main product at the anode?
A.Hydrogen
B.Oxygen
C.Sodium
D.Bromine
- 8.
What is the purpose of using a proton exchange membrane (PEM) in a fuel cell?
A.To allow only ions to pass from the anode to the cathode while blocking electrons and gases.
B.To allow electrons to flow through the center of the cell to complete the circuit.
C.To prevent the water byproduct from leaving the cell.
D.To act as a catalyst for the oxidation of hydrogen.
- 9.
A student wants to measure the relative reactivity of four metals (W, X, Y, Z). They set up cells with Copper as the other electrode. Which result indicates that metal X is the most reactive?
A.The cell with X produces the highest voltage with electrons flowing from X to Copper.
B.The cell with X produces the highest voltage with electrons flowing from Copper to X.
C.The cell with X produces the lowest voltage.
D.The cell with X shows no voltage.
- 10.
In the electrolysis of aqueous copper(II) sulfate with graphite electrodes, what is the observation in the solution over time?
A.The blue color fades as ions are removed.
B.The blue color intensifies as ions are produced at the anode.
C.The solution becomes cloudy due to the formation of copper(II) oxide.
D.The solution remains a constant shade of blue.
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Chemical energetics (Exothermic and Endothermic reactions)
SubtopicChemical energetics (Exothermic and Endothermic reactions) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which statement correctly pairs a reaction type with its temperature change?
A.Exothermic - Temperature drops
B.Endothermic - Temperature rises
C.Exothermic - Temperature rises
D.Neutralization - Temperature drops
- 2.
What is the term for a chemical reaction that can occur in both the forward and reverse directions?
A.Exothermic reaction
B.Endothermic reaction
C.Reversible reaction
D.Activation reaction
- 3.
If a reaction releases more energy when forming bonds than it takes to break them, it is:
A.Endothermic
B.Exothermic
C.A physical change
D.Cold to the touch
- 4.
Which of the following is true for the activation energy of a reaction?
A.It is only found in exothermic reactions
B.It is the energy released when products form
C.It is the energy required to start the reaction
D.It is equal to the enthalpy change
- 5.
The energy profile diagram below shows the energy levels of a reaction as it progresses. Based on the values provided, which row correctly identifies the activation energy () and the enthalpy change () for this reaction?
A.B.C.D. - 6.
An energy profile diagram for a reversible exothermic reaction is shown. The activation energy for the forward reaction is and the enthalpy change () is . Based on the relationships between these energy levels, what is the activation energy for the reverse reaction?
A.B.C.D. - 7.
When sulfuric acid is added to water, the mixture gets very hot. This process is:
A.Exothermic and chemical
B.Endothermic and physical
C.Exothermic and physical
D.Endothermic and chemical
- 8.
In a reaction profile, if the energy level of the reactants is and the energy level of the products is , what is the enthalpy change and the nature of the reaction?
A.-150 kJ; Exothermic
B.+150 kJ; Endothermic
C.-350 kJ; Exothermic
D.+150 kJ; Exothermic
- 9.
Calculate the mass of water that could be heated from to by the combustion of of methane (). ()
A.282.5 g
B.28.2 g
C.105.9 g
D.890 g
- 10.
Which of the following describes the bond breaking and bond making in the reaction ?
A.Breaking 2 H-H and 1 O=O bonds; Forming 4 O-H bonds.
B.Breaking 2 H-H and 2 O=O bonds; Forming 2 O-H bonds.
C.Breaking 1 H-H and 1 O=O bonds; Forming 2 O-H bonds.
D.Breaking 2 H-H and 1 O=O bonds; Forming 2 O-H bonds.
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Chemical reactions (Rates of reaction and Reversible reactions)
SubtopicChemical reactions (Rates of reaction and Reversible reactions) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A student is investigating the rate of reaction between a piece of magnesium ribbon and dilute hydrochloric acid. Which of the following observations would be the most suitable to measure how fast the reaction is occurring?
A.The time taken for a white precipitate to form in the flask
B.The change in color of the solution from colorless to blue
C.The time taken for the magnesium ribbon to be completely used up
D.The time taken for the liquid in the flask to turn into a gas
- 2.
Which of the following metals would react most vigorously when placed in cold water?
A.Copper
B.Iron
C.Magnesium
D.Potassium
- 3.
What characterizes an endothermic reaction?
A.It releases heat energy to the surroundings
B.It absorbs heat energy from the surroundings
C.It only occurs in the dark
D.It happens instantly without any energy
- 4.
Which of the following changes will decrease the rate of a chemical reaction?
A.Adding a catalyst
B.Increasing the concentration
C.Decreasing the temperature
D.Increasing the surface area
- 5.
In the reaction using Manganese(IV) oxide, what is the role of the Manganese(IV) oxide?
A.Reactant
B.Product
C.Catalyst
D.Solvent
- 6.
Which of the following equations is balanced correctly for a neutralization reaction?
A.B.C.D. - 7.
What defines a 'disproportionation' reaction (a specific type of redox)?
A.Two different elements are oxidized simultaneously.
B.The same element is both oxidized and reduced.
C.The reaction involves no transfer of electrons.
D.A metal displaces a less reactive metal from its salt.
- 8.
When of Magnesium reacts with excess , of gas is produced at RTP. What is the percentage yield of the reaction?
A.100%
B.50%
C.80%
D.25%
- 9.
In the reaction , which element undergoes a decrease in oxidation state?
A.Xenon
B.Oxygen
C.Fluorine
D.Hydrogen
- 10.
Which statement correctly describes the energetics of breaking and forming bonds in the reaction ()?
A.The energy released forming bonds is greater than the energy required to break and bonds.
B.The energy absorbed breaking and bonds is greater than the energy released forming bonds.
C.Bond breaking is exothermic and bond forming is endothermic.
D.The total number of bonds on the reactant side is greater than on the product side.
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Acids, bases, and salts (pH scale and preparation of salts)
SubtopicAcids, bases, and salts (pH scale and preparation of salts) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the pH of a solution formed by dissolving sodium oxide in water?
A.pH 2
B.pH 5
C.pH 7
D.pH 12
- 2.
Which acid is found in citrus fruits like oranges?
A.Sulfuric acid
B.Citric acid
C.Hydrochloric acid
D.Nitric acid
- 3.
Which of these reacts with an acid to produce a salt and hydrogen gas?
A.Metal hydroxide
B.Metal oxide
C.Reactive metal
D.Non-metal
- 4.
Which pH value is most likely for a solution of ammonia?
A.1
B.4
C.7
D.11
- 5.
Which of these bases is considered an alkali because it is soluble in water?
A.Copper(II) hydroxide
B.Iron(III) hydroxide
C.Barium hydroxide
D.Aluminum hydroxide
- 6.
A solution of hydrochloric acid has a pH of 1. A solution of hydrochloric acid has a pH of:
A.0
B.2
C.3
D.4
- 7.
Iron reacts with dilute hydrochloric acid. What are the products of this reaction?
A.Iron(II) chloride and hydrogen
B.Iron(III) chloride and water
C.Iron(II) oxide and chlorine
D.Iron(III) hydroxide and hydrogen
- 8.
A solid mixture contains two different salts. A student performs the tests shown in the flowchart to identify the components of the mixture. Based on the observations, which pair of salts was present in the original mixture?
A.and
B.and
C.and
D.and
- 9.
In a titration, of of an unknown alkali is neutralized by of sulfuric acid. What is the identity of the alkali?
A.Sodium hydroxide
B.Potassium hydroxide
C.Lithium hydroxide
D.All of the above
- 10.
Which statement about and is true?
A.They have the same .
B.has a higher concentration of ions.
C.is a better conductor of electricity.
D.They require different volumes of for neutralization.
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The Periodic Table (Group properties and Transition elements)
SubtopicThe Periodic Table (Group properties and Transition elements) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of the following elements will form an acidic oxide?
A.Sodium
B.Magnesium
C.Sulfur
D.Calcium
- 2.
What is the trend in density for Group 1 metals as you go down the group?
A.Generally increases
B.Generally decreases
C.Stays the same
D.Decreases then increases
- 3.
Which non-metal is a good conductor of electricity?
A.Sulfur
B.Diamond
C.Graphite
D.Phosphorus
- 4.
How many electrons does a Magnesium atom (Group 2) lose to form a stable ion?
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.7
- 5.
Aluminum oxide is described as 'amphoteric'. What does this mean?
A.It reacts only with acids.
B.It reacts only with bases.
C.It reacts with both acids and bases.
D.It does not react with either acids or bases.
- 6.
Why does the reactivity of Group 1 metals increase as you go down the group?
A.The outer electron is further from the nucleus and less strongly attracted.
B.The nucleus becomes smaller and loses its pull.
C.The number of valence electrons increases.
D.The atoms become more electronegative.
- 7.
As you move from left to right across Period 3, how does the character of the elements change?
A.From non-metal to metal
B.From gas to solid
C.From metallic to non-metallic
D.From acidic to basic
- 8.
Which of the following is true for all elements in Group 18?
A.They have 8 electrons in their outer shell.
B.They are diatomic gases at room temperature.
C.They have a stable electronic configuration.
D.They form ionic compounds with Group 1 metals.
- 9.
In the context of the Periodic Table, why is Argon used in the Shielded Metal Arc Welding (TIG) process?
A.It reacts with the metal to form a protective layer.
B.It is an inert gas that prevents the hot metal from reacting with oxygen in the air.
C.It provides the electrons necessary for the arc to form.
D.It lowers the temperature of the weld to prevent cracking.
- 10.
Which set of elements is arranged in order of increasing metallic character?
A.B.C.D.
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Metals (Properties, extraction, and reactivity series)
SubtopicMetals (Properties, extraction, and reactivity series) under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of the following is an example of a transition metal?
A.Calcium
B.Sodium
C.Iron
D.Magnesium
- 2.
Which metal is the most abundant in the Earth's crust?
A.Iron
B.Aluminum
C.Copper
D.Gold
- 3.
Which substance is added to the blast furnace to provide the carbon required for reduction?
A.Limestone
B.Coke
C.Hematite
D.Quartz
- 4.
Which of these represents a metal that forms ions?
A.Sodium
B.Potassium
C.Magnesium
D.Aluminum
- 5.
Which of the following is true about the reaction of transition metals with water?
A.They react violently with cold water.
B.They react slowly or not at all with cold water.
C.They produce lilac flames when they react.
D.They form strongly alkaline solutions immediately.
- 6.
What happens when a piece of zinc is placed in a solution of magnesium sulfate?
A.Zinc displaces magnesium and the solution turns cloudy.
B.The zinc dissolves and hydrogen gas is evolved.
C.No reaction occurs because magnesium is more reactive than zinc.
D.A magnesium coating forms on the zinc.
- 7.
Which transition metal compound is commonly used as a catalyst in the Contact Process for making sulfuric acid?
A.Manganese(IV) oxide
B.Vanadium(V) oxide
C.Iron filings
D.Copper(II) sulfate
- 8.
What is the main reason for adding limestone to the blast furnace during the extraction of iron?
A.To act as a reducing agent for the iron ore.
B.To react with the sandy impurities to form slag.
C.To provide oxygen for the combustion of coke.
D.To lower the melting point of the iron produced.
- 9.
If a more reactive metal is used as an electrode in a cell with a less reactive metal, the more reactive metal will:
A.Gain electrons and be reduced.
B.Lose electrons and be oxidized.
C.Remain unchanged as it is a catalyst.
D.Act as the cathode.
- 10.
Which metal is typically extracted from the ore 'Hematite'?
A.Copper
B.Aluminium
C.Zinc
D.Iron
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Chemistry of the Environment
SubtopicChemistry of the Environment under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the major difference between distilled water and tap water?
A.Distilled water contains more dissolved salts
B.Distilled water contains fewer impurities and dissolved ions
C.Tap water is pure and nothing else
D.Distilled water is naturally found in rivers
- 2.
Why is nitrogen gas relatively unreactive under normal conditions?
A.It has a very weak single bond
B.It is a noble gas
C.It has a very strong triple bond between its atoms
D.It is very light
- 3.
Which of these is classified as a fossil fuel?
A.Wood
B.Coal
C.Uranium
D.Hydrogen
- 4.
Which pollutant is formed from the reaction of nitrogen oxides and unburnt hydrocarbons in the presence of sunlight?
A.Photochemical smog
B.Acid rain
C.Carbon dioxide
D.Methane
- 5.
What happens to the solubility of carbon dioxide in water as the temperature of the water increases?
A.The solubility increases.
B.The solubility decreases.
C.The solubility remains constant.
D.Carbon dioxide becomes completely insoluble.
- 6.
Which gas is the most abundant in the Earth's atmosphere?
A.Oxygen
B.Carbon dioxide
C.Nitrogen
D.Argon
- 7.
What is the primary role of the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere?
A.To trap heat and keep the Earth warm
B.To provide oxygen for high-altitude birds
C.To absorb harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the Sun
D.To react with and remove carbon dioxide
- 8.
A student sets up an experiment to investigate the conditions for rusting. Tube 1 contains iron nails and boiled distilled water covered with a layer of oil. Tube 2 contains iron nails and dry air (with anhydrous calcium chloride). Tube 3 contains iron nails and tap water. In which tube(s) will rusting occur?
A.Tube 3 only
B.Tube 1 and Tube 3
C.Tube 2 and Tube 3
D.Tube 1, 2, and 3
- 9.
In the atmosphere, and can react during lightning strikes. What is the initial product of this reaction?
A.Nitrogen monoxide ()
B.Nitrogen dioxide ()
C.Nitrous oxide ()
D.Ammonia ()
- 10.
Which of the following describes a 'carbon-neutral' process?
A.The amount of released during combustion is equal to the amount absorbed during growth.
B.No carbon-containing compounds are used at any stage of the process.
C.The process uses a catalyst that converts all into solid carbon.
D.The process is powered entirely by nuclear energy which produces no carbon.
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Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the name of the process that converts ethene into ethanol by adding water?
A.Hydrogenation
B.Hydration
C.Dehydration
D.Oxidation
- 2.
Which of the following represents the molecular formula of methanol?
A.B.C.D. - 3.
Which of these statements about polymers is true?
A.They are always small molecules
B.They are made of many repeating units
C.They are only found in nature
D.They cannot be man-made
- 4.
In the naming of organic compounds, what does the suffix '-one' usually indicate? (Note: Although less common in IGCSE core, it is a basic naming rule)
A.An alcohol
B.An alkene
C.A ketone
D.An alkane
- 5.
Which description identifies an ester?
A.A compound containing the group
B.A compound containing the group
C.A compound containing the group between carbon chains
D.A compound consisting of only carbon and hydrogen
- 6.
What is the name of the alcohol with four carbon atoms where the -OH group is on the second carbon?
A.Butan-1-ol
B.Butan-2-ol
C.2-methylpropan-1-ol
D.Propan-2-ol
- 7.
Which of the following formulas represents a saturated hydrocarbon?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
When an alcohol is dehydrated using hot aluminum oxide, an alkene is formed. If moles of reacts with exactly g of bromine, what is alcohol ?
A.Ethanol
B.Propanol
C.Butanol
D.Pentanol
- 9.
What is the molar mass of the repeating unit in the polymer poly(propene)?
A.28 g/mol
B.42 g/mol
C.56 g/mol
D.70 g/mol
- 10.
Which of the following would be the product of the reaction between propene and chlorine gas in the dark at room temperature?
A.1-chloropropane
B.2-chloropropane
C.1,2-dichloropropane
D.1,3-dichloropropane
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Experimental Techniques and Chemical Analysis
SubtopicExperimental Techniques and Chemical Analysis under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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- 1.
A student is identifying an unknown gas produced during a chemical reaction. They follow the procedure and observe the result shown in the flowchart below. Which gas is being tested?
A.Nitrogen ()
B.Oxygen ()
C.Carbon dioxide ()
D.Hydrogen ()
- 2.
Which method is safest for heating a flammable liquid like ethanol?
A.Directly over a Bunsen burner flame
B.Using a water bath
C.Inside a sealed container
D.On a wooden block
- 3.
Which of the following ions produces a grey-green precipitate when aqueous sodium hydroxide is added?
A.Chromium(III)
B.Iron(II)
C.Iron(III)
D.Copper(II)
- 4.
In chromatography, if a substance is very soluble in the mobile phase, where will it be found on the paper?
A.At the bottom, near the baseline
B.Halfway up the paper
C.Near the top, close to the solvent front
D.It will not move at all
- 5.
Which gas is removed from liquid air at the lowest temperature during fractional distillation?
A.Oxygen
B.Nitrogen
C.Argon
D.Helium
- 6.
A solution forms a white precipitate with aqueous ammonia that dissolves when excess ammonia is added to form a colorless solution. Which cation is present?
A.B.C.D. - 7.
A student adds silver nitrate solution to a sample. A white precipitate forms that is insoluble in dilute nitric acid. Which ion is likely present?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
Which of the following gases can be collected by the downward displacement of air but not by the displacement of water?
A.Hydrogen chloride
B.Hydrogen
C.Oxygen
D.Methane
- 9.
A mixture of ammonium chloride and barium sulfate is given. Which method is most effective for obtaining pure samples of both solids?
A.Heat the mixture to sublimate the ammonium chloride, then collect the residue.
B.Dissolve in water, filter to collect barium sulfate, then evaporate the filtrate.
C.Dissolve in ethanol and filter.
D.Use a magnet to remove the barium sulfate.
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A solution contains both and ions. How can these two ions be separated using chemical reagents?
A.Add excess aqueous sodium hydroxide and filter; the iron(III) hydroxide stays as a residue.
B.Add excess aqueous ammonia and filter; the aluminum hydroxide stays as a residue.
C.Add dilute hydrochloric acid; the iron(III) will precipitate.
D.Perform a flame test; the aluminum will color the flame.
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Ions and Ionic Bonds
SubtopicIons and Ionic Bonds under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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Simple Molecules and Covalent Bonds
SubtopicSimple Molecules and Covalent Bonds under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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Why do simple covalent molecules like oxygen () have very low boiling points?
A.The covalent bonds between the atoms are very weak
B.The molecules have a giant lattice structure
C.They contain many delocalized electrons
D.The intermolecular forces between the molecules are weak
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How many electrons are shared between two atoms in a single covalent bond?
A.2
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Which substance is an example of a simple covalent molecule?
A.Sodium chloride ()
B.Magnesium oxide ()
C.Methane ()
D.Iron ()
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Which of the following best describes a covalent bond?
A.The electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions
B.A sharing of a pair of electrons between two non-metal atoms
C.A transfer of electrons from a metal atom to a non-metal atom
D.A sea of delocalized electrons moving through a lattice of metal ions
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Based on the arrangement of its shared and lone pairs of electrons, what is the shape of an ammonia () molecule?
A.Linear
B.Pyramidal
C.Tetrahedral
D.Bent
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Which of the following diatomic molecules contains a triple covalent bond?
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Simple covalent compounds like ethanol () do not conduct electricity. What is the reason for this?
A.They do not have any mobile ions or delocalized electrons
B.Their molecules are held together by very strong covalent bonds
C.The molecules are too large to move through the liquid
D.They only exist as gases at room temperature
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When water () boils to form steam, what happens to the bonding and forces within the substance?
A.The covalent bonds between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms are broken
B.The molecules decompose into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas
C.The covalent bonds vibrate faster until the atoms separate
D.The weak intermolecular forces between the water molecules are overcome
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Element X is in Group 15 (Group 5) and Element Y is in Group 17 (Group 7) of the Periodic Table. What is the most likely formula for the simple covalent compound formed between X and Y?
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- Simple Molecules and Covalent Bonds: practice question 1 for Chemistry?
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- Redox: practice question 1 for Chemistry?
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- Redox: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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Which of the following oxides is a basic oxide that reacts with dilute sulfuric acid to form a salt and water, but does not react with aqueous bases?
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Which statement describes the general trend in the chemical nature of element oxides as you move from left to right across Period 3 of the Periodic Table (from Sodium to Chlorine)?
A.They change from basic to acidic
B.They change from acidic to basic
C.They change from neutral to basic
D.They remain amphoteric throughout the period
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A student is given two unlabeled gas jars. One contains Carbon Monoxide () and the other contains Sulfur Dioxide (). Which statement correctly identifies their properties?
A.is an acidic oxide and is a neutral oxide
B.is a basic oxide and is an acidic oxide
C.Both gases are acidic oxides that turn damp blue litmus paper red
D.Both gases are neutral oxides that have no effect on indicators
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An oxide of element is found to react with both dilute hydrochloric acid and aqueous sodium hydroxide. Which of the following elements could be ?
A.Magnesium
B.Sulfur
C.Zinc
D.Phosphorus
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An unknown oxide is subjected to the tests shown in the flowchart. Based on these observations, which substance is most likely to be oxide ?
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- Oxides: practice question 1 for Chemistry?
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- Noble Gases: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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- Water: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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Air Quality and Climate
SubtopicAir Quality and Climate under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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- Air Quality and Climate: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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What is the name for the electrons in the outermost shell of an atom?
A.Core electrons
B.Valence electrons
C.Static electrons
D.Inner electrons
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Which technique is used to separate different colored dyes?
A.Filtration
B.Distillation
C.Chromatography
D.Evaporation
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What is the term for a positively charged ion?
A.Anion
B.Cation
C.Electron
D.Neutron
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What is the chemical symbol for Sodium?
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What is the term for the bonding in metals where positive ions are surrounded by a 'sea' of delocalised electrons?
A.Ionic bonding
B.Covalent bonding
C.Metallic bonding
D.Molecular bonding
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Which term describes the process of a liquid turning into a gas at its boiling point?
A.Evaporation
B.Vaporisation
C.Condensation
D.Melting
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What is the term for a group of atoms held together by covalent bonds?
A.Crystal lattice
B.Molecule
C.Ionic compound
D.Element
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In the contact process, what is the role of 'Vanadium(V) oxide'?
A.It acts as a reactant to produce sulfur trioxide.
B.It acts as a catalyst to increase the rate of the reversible reaction.
C.It is used to dehydrate sulfuric acid to make it concentrated.
D.It absorbs heat to keep the reaction at a constant temperature.
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What does 'brittle' describe in material science?
A.The ability of a substance to be hammered into thin sheets.
B.The property of a material that breaks or shatters easily when subjected to stress.
C.The ability of a material to be drawn into wires.
D.The resistance of a material to being scratched.
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What is a 'weak alkali'?
A.A base that does not dissolve in water at all.
B.A base that only partially dissociates into hydroxide ions in aqueous solution.
C.A solution with a pH of 14.
D.A metal oxide that reacts with water to produce a very acidic solution.
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- Fuels: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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- Alkanes: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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- Alkenes: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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Experimental Design
SubtopicExperimental Design under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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What is the first step in obtaining salt crystals from a mixture of sand and salt?
A.Filter the dry mixture
B.Add water to dissolve the salt
C.Heat the mixture until it melts
D.Use a magnet
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In a lab, how should you smell a chemical if instructed to do so?
A.Inhale deeply over the container
B.Waft the vapor gently towards your nose
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Which of these would you use to measure out of water where high precision is not required?
A.Pipette
B.Burette
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What does 'aqueous' () mean when written after a chemical formula?
A.Dissolved in alcohol
B.Dissolved in water
C.A solid powder
D.A pure liquid
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A student is told to 'decant' a liquid from a solid. What does this mean?
A.Filter the mixture through paper
B.Carefully pour off the liquid while leaving the solid at the bottom
C.Evaporate the liquid using a Bunsen burner
D.Spin the mixture in a centrifuge
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What is the primary reason for using a pencil to draw the baseline in paper chromatography?
A.Pencil lead is cheaper than ink
B.Pencil graphite is insoluble in the chromatography solvents
C.Ink would travel up the paper and interfere with the results
D.Graphite reacts with the dyes to make them more colorful
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A white precipitate is formed when aqueous sodium hydroxide is added to a solution. The precipitate dissolves when excess sodium hydroxide is added. Which ion is present?
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In an experiment to measure the speed of sound in different gases, a student needs to fill a tube with pure . Which method of gas collection would provide the highest purity for this purpose?
A.Downward delivery (upward displacement of air) into a dry tube.
B.Collection over water.
C.Using a gas syringe.
D.Upward delivery (downward displacement of air).
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A student performs a chromatography experiment. The spot for a pure substance 'spreads out' into a long vertical streak. What is the most likely cause?
A.The starting spot was too concentrated.
B.The solvent front reached the top of the paper.
C.The substance is a mixture of many components.
D.The paper was placed at an angle in the beaker.
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An unknown solid is heated in a test tube. A colorless gas is evolved that relights a glowing splint. A yellow solid remains which turns white upon cooling. What is solid ?
A.Zinc nitrate
B.Lead(II) nitrate
C.Copper(II) carbonate
D.Potassium chlorate
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- Chromatography: practice question 1 for Chemistry?
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- Chromatography: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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Separation and Purification
SubtopicSeparation and Purification under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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- Separation and Purification: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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Identification of Ions and Gases
SubtopicIdentification of Ions and Gases under Chemistry for Grade 9 IGCSE.
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- Identification of Ions and Gases: practice question 5 for Chemistry?
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- Identification of Ions and Gases: practice question 6 for Chemistry?
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- Identification of Ions and Gases: practice question 7 for Chemistry?
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- Identification of Ions and Gases: practice question 8 for Chemistry?
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- Identification of Ions and Gases: practice question 9 for Chemistry?
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- Identification of Ions and Gases: practice question 10 for Chemistry?
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