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(Option B) - **Question 28**: Which of the following is an ionic compound? - Options: A) $ \text{H}_2\text{O} $, B) $ \text{NaCl} $, C) $ \text{CO}_2 $, D) $ \text{CH}_4 $. - $ \text{NaCl} $ consists of metal and non-metal ions. (Option B) - **Question 29**: Which of the following is a covalent (molecular) compound? - Options: A) $ \text{KCl} $, B) $ \text{H}_2\text{O} $, C) $ \text{MgO} $, D) $ \text{CaF}_2 $. - $ \text{H}_2\text{O} $ consists of non-metals sharing electrons. (Option B) - **Question 30**: In ionic compounds, metals typically ______ electrons to non-metals. - Options: A) Share, B) Transfer, C) Absorb, D) Retain. - Metals transfer electrons to non-metals. (Option B) - **Question 31**: What is the formula for aluminum chloride? - Options: A) $ \text{AlCl} $, B) $ \text{Al}_3\text{Cl} $, C) $ \text{AlCl}_3 $, D) $ \text{Al}_3\text{Cl}_3 $. - Aluminum is $ \text{Al}^{3+} $, chloride is $ \text{Cl}^- $. The formula is $ \text{AlCl}_3 $. (Option C) - **Question 32**: The compound $ \text{Fe}_2\text{O}_3 $ starting with iron(III) is named: - Options: A) Iron oxide, B) Iron(III) oxide, C) Iron(II) oxide, D) Ferric oxide. - The IUPAC name is Iron(III) oxide. (Option B) - **Question 33**: What is the correct formula for calcium phosphate? - Options: A) $ \text{CaPO}_4 $, B) $ \text{Ca}_3\text{PO}_4 $, C) $ \text{Ca}_3(\text{PO}_4)_2 $, D) $ \text{Ca}(\text{PO}_4)_2 $. - Calcium is $ \text{Ca}^{2+} $, phosphate is $ \text{PO}_4^{3-} $. The formula is $ \text{Ca}_3(\text{PO}_4)_2 $. (Option C) - **Question 34**: In naming covalent compounds, the prefix di- indicates how many atoms? - Options: A) 1, B) 2, C) 3, D) 4. - "di-" means 2. (Option B) - **Question 35**: What is the name of $ \text{N}_2\text{O} $? - Options: A) Nitrogen oxide, B) Dinitrogen oxide, C) Nitrogen (I) oxide, D) Mononitrogen oxide. - Two nitrogens and one oxygen: Dinitrogen monoxide (or dinitrogen oxide). (Option B) - **Question 36**: Which reaction type involves two compounds switching partners to form two new compounds? - Options: A) Synthesis, B) Decomposition, C) Single replacement, D) Double replacement. - This is a double replacement reaction. (Option D) - **Question 37**: In the reaction $ \text{Mg} + \text{O}_2 ightarrow \text{MgO} $, what type of reaction is this? - Options: A) Decomposition, B) Combustion, C) Synthesis, D) Single replacement. - Two reactants combine to form one product: Synthesis. (Option C) - **Question 38**: In the reaction $ \text{2H}_2\text{O}_2 + \text{heat} ightarrow \text{2H}_2\text{O} + \text{O}_2 $, what type of reaction is this? - Options: A) Synthesis, B) Decomposition, C) Combustion, D) Double replacement. - One reactant breaks down: Decomposition. (Option B) - **Question 39**: A combustion reaction always involves a hydrocarbon reacting with: - Options: A) Nitrogen gas, B) Carbon dioxide, C) Oxygen gas, D) Hydrogen gas. - Combustion requires oxygen gas. (Option C) - **Question 40**: When balancing the equation $ \text{Na} + \text{MgF}_2 ightarrow \text{NaF} + \text{Mg} $, what coefficients are needed? - Options: A) 1, 1, 1, 1; B) 1, 2, 1, 1; C) 2, 1, 2, 1; D) 2, 2, 2, 2. - Balanced: $ \text{2Na} + \text{MgF}_2 ightarrow \text{2NaF} + \text{Mg} $. Coefficients are 2, 1, 2, 1. (Option C) - **Question 41**: What is the pH range of an acid? - Options: A) Above 7, B) Equal to 7, C) Below 7, D) Between 7 and 14. - Acids have a pH below 7. (Option C) - **Question 42**: Which of the following is a base? - Options: A) $ \text{H}_2\text{SO}_4 $, B) $ \text{HCl} $, C) $ \text{NaOH} $, D) $ \text{HNO}_3 $. - $ \text{NaOH} $ is a strong base. (Option C) - **Question 43**: Acids produce which ion in solution? - Options: A) $ \text{OH}^- $, B) $ \text{H}^+ $, C) $ \text{Na}^+ $, D) $ \text{Cl}^- $. - Acids release hydrogen ions $ \text{H}^+ $. (Option B) - **Question 44**: What colour does litmus paper turn in the presence of an acid? - Options: A) Blue, B) Green, C) Yellow, D) Red. - Acids turn litmus paper red. (Option D) - **Question 45**: The name of $ \text{H}_2\text{SO}_4 $ is: - Options: A) Sulphurous acid, B) Hydrosulphuric acid, C) Sulphuric acid, D) Bisulphate acid. - $ \text{H}_2\text{SO}_4 $ is sulfuric (sulphuric) acid. (Option C) - **Question 46**: Which of the following has the highest pH? - Options: A) Lemon juice (pH 2), B) Black coffee (pH 5), C) Sea water (pH 8), D) Liquid drain cleaner (pH 14). - Liquid drain cleaner has the highest pH (14). (Option D) - **Question 47**: What indicator turns PINK in a basic solution? - Options: A) Litmus, B) Bromothymol blue, C) Methyl orange, D) Phenolphthalein. - Phenolphthalein turns pink in basic solutions. (Option D) - **Question 48**: What is the result of an acid reacting with a base (neutralization)? - Options: A) A gas is always produced, B) Salt and water are produced, C) Only water is produced, D) A precipitate always forms. - Neutralization produces a salt and water. (Option B) - **Question 49**: Which of the following is classified as a salt? - Options: A) $ \text{HBr} $, B) $ \text{KOH} $, C) $ \text{NaCl} $, D) $ \text{H}_2\text{CO}_3 $. - $ \text{NaCl} $ is a salt. (Option C) | No. | Answer | |---|---| | 26 | (A) | | 27 | (B) | | 28 | (B) | | 29 | (B) | | 30 | (B) | | 31 | (C) | | 32 | (B) | | 33 | (C) | | 34 | (B) | | 35 | (B) | | 36 | (D) | | 37 | (C) | | 38 | (B) | | 39 | (C) | | 40 | (C) | | 41 | (C) | | 42 | (C) | | 43 | (B) | | 44 | (D) | | 45 | (C) | | 46 | (D) | | 47 | (D) | | 48 | (B) | | 49 | (C) | { "subject": "Natural Science", "question_type": "Multi-part", "knowledge_point": [ "Natural Science", "Chemistry", "Chemical Nomenclature, Reactions, and Acids/Bases" ] }

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No.	Answer
27	(B)
28	(B)
29	(B)
30	(B)
31	(C)
32	(B)
33	(C)
34	(B)
35	(B)
36	(D)
37	(C)
38	(B)
39	(C)
40	(C)
41	(C)
42	(C)
43	(B)
44	(D)
45	(C)
46	(D)
47	(D)
48	(B)
49	(C)

No.	Answer
27	(B)
28	(B)
29	(B)
30	(B)
31	(C)
32	(B)
33	(C)
34	(B)
35	(B)
36	(D)
37	(C)
38	(B)
39	(C)
40	(C)
41	(C)
42	(C)
43	(B)
44	(D)
45	(C)
46	(D)
47	(D)
48	(B)
49	(C)

No.	Answer
27	(B)
28	(B)
29	(B)
30	(B)
31	(C)
32	(B)
33	(C)
34	(B)
35	(B)
36	(D)
37	(C)
38	(B)
39	(C)
40	(C)
41	(C)
42	(C)
43	(B)
44	(D)
45	(C)
46	(D)
47	(D)
48	(B)
49	(C)