AQA Chemistry Paper 1

What type of elements bond with ionic bonds?

• A. Metals with metals
• B. Metals with non-metals
• C. Non-metals with non-metals
• D. Metals with compounds

In an ionic bond, the metal ion is

• A.  Positively charged because it has gained electrons
• B.  Negatively charged because it has lost electrons
• C.  Positively charged because it has lost electrons
• D.  Neutral because it hasn’t lost or gained electrons

In an ionic bond, the non-metal ion is

• A. Positively charged because it has gained electrons
• B. Negatively charged because it has gained electrons
• C. Positively charged because it has lost electrons
• D. Neutral because it hasn’t lost or gained electrons

The attractive force that exists between the charged particles is

• A.  An electrostatic charge
• B.  An intermolecular force
• C.  A chemical bond
• D.  Velcro attraction

What type of elements bond covalently?

• A.  Metals with metals
• B.  Metals with non-metals
• C.  Non-metals with non-metals
• D.  Metals with compounds

Which of these molecules has a covalent bond?

• A.      NaCl
• B.      CuSO4
• C.      C6H12O6
• D.      KOH

The electrons in a covalent compound are

• A.  Shared
• B.  Swapped
• C.  Lost
• D.  Gained

When elements react to make compounds each element will end up with what?

• A.  A full outer shell of electrons
• B.  A positive charge
• C.  A negative charge
• D.  A different numbers of protons

What is a metallic bond?

• A.  A force of attraction between metal atoms
• B.  A force of attraction between metal ions
• C.  A force of attraction between metal ions and delocalised electrons
• D.  A force of attraction between delocalised electrons

Why do metals conduct electricity?

• A.  The metal atoms can vibrate in the solid
• B.  The metal ions can move throughout the solid
• C.  The metallic bond holds the metal ions together
• D.  The delocalised electrons can move freely