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Salesa Chemistry Chapter 2 & 3

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mustafa has a very dangerous acid at home and he wants to neutralize its harmful effects. What is the best option?

a)

Add water

b)

Put it in the drain

c)

Add a base to it

d)

Add a salt to it

2.

What substances will be formed if Mustafa adds the base to the acid?

a)

salt and oxygen

b)

salt and water

c)

salt and alkali

d)

hydrogen and oxygen

3.

Mustafa has decided he will add a base. Which of the following are bases?

a)

Lemon juice

b)

Vinegar

c)

Detergent

d)

Calcium Hydroxide

4.

Which of the following are properties of bases such as the one Mustafa added?

a)

Taste sour

b)

Taste bitter

c)

Feel soapy

d)

Feel rough

5.

Which arabic word is the term "alkali" derived from?

a)

حمض

b)

حرض

c)

القلي

d)

أشنان

6.

Write down any 2 uses of calcium hydroxide

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7.

Why are acids and bases regarded as "طبيعة تزين طبيعة"

a)

They help in making other chemicals

b)

They have distinct tastes

c)

They are chemical opposites

d)

The beautify everything by cleaning dirt and filth

8.

Mustafa drinks his tea with salt instead of sugar! But he has no idea what it actually is. Lets teach him.

Write the chemical formula for common table salt.

(a)  

9.

Which acid and base would form table salt sodium chloride when reacted together? Hint: pay attention to the words sodium & chloride.

a)

hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide

b)

ammonia and hydrochloric acid

c)

sulphuric acid and sodium hydroxide

d)

Carbonic acid and calcium hydroxide

10.

Mustafa was amused to find out that before fridges, salt was used to preserve meat. How does this work?

a)

The sodium in salt reacts with the meat

b)

Salt stops bacteria growth

c)

Salt cools the food down

11.

According to Mustafa, the only use of salt is for eating! Write down any one other use for salts.

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12.

Mustafa says salts can only be white. Is he correct?

a)

No, salts come in many colours

b)

Yes, he is indeed correct