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Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

Which of the following molecules contains the highest number of the lone pairs of electrons ?

a)

F2

b)

CH4

c)

CO2

d)

H2O

2.

Which of the elements forming the opposite compound has higher partial negative charge? ……………

a)

 I

b)

Br

c)

F

d)

Cl

3.

Which of the following choices represents hydrogen cyanide HCN? ……………

a)

Carbon atom 6C has one lone pair of electrons.

b)

Nitrogen atom 7N has one lone pair of electrons.

c)

Hydrogen atom 1H has one lone pair of electrons.

d)

Nitrogen atom 7N has two lone pair of electrons

4.

Which of the following is not a type of chemical bonding?

a)

Metallic

b)

ionic

c)

nuclear

5.

The molecule of the element with an electronic configuration 1s2 ,2s2 ,2p6 consist of ……………… atom(s).

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

6.

What is the number of unpaired electrons in 7N3- ion? ……………

a)

zero

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

7.

Which of the following compounds its solution is characterized by its ability to conduct electricity?...............

a)

C2H4

b)

KCl

c)

CH4  

d)

C2H6

8.

The molecules of ......... are similar in their stereostructure

a)

H2O and ClO2  

b)

BF3 and BeF2

c)

CH4 and NH3  

d)

H2O and NH3

9.

In which of the following compounds the angle between the bonds is higher? ……

a)

CO2   

b)

BF3  

c)

 CCl4

d)

 NF3

10.

Why is the formula for sodium chloride NaCl , but the formula for magnesium chloride is MgCl2 ?

a)

Chlorine forms a -1 ion so it requires two magnesium ions to form an electrically neutral compound.

b)

Magnesium forms +2 ions, so it requires one chloride ion to form an electrically neutral compound.

c)

Magnesium forms +2 ions, so it requires two chloride ions to form an electrically neutral compound

11.

Ionic structures are composed of oppositely charged ions. Why are solid ionic structures electrical insulators rather than conductors?

a)

Each ion is balanced by those of the opposite charge, making the structure neutral overall.

b)

The regular arrangement of ions causes a reversal of the electric field, opposing the flow of ions.

c)

The ions are locked in place and cannot move in response to an applied electric field.

12.

SO3 molecule agrees with SO2 molecule in …………………

a)

 the stereostructure.

b)

the arrangement of electron pairs.

c)

the number of lone pairs of electrons.

d)

the number of bond pairs of electrons

13.

The stereostructure of both ………...…... is linear

a)

BF3 and NH3

b)

H2O and SO2

c)

BeF2 and CO2

14.

The arrangement of the electron pairs on the central atom is being similar to the stereostructure of the molecule when …………

a)

The central atom does not contain any lone pairs of electrons

b)

The molecule obeys the octet rule

c)

The value of (n) is less than 4.

d)

The value of (m) is higher than 0.

15.

which of the following scenarios is an ionic substance conductive?

a)

when it is molten

b)

when it contains a mixture of different ions

c)

when it is freshly made

d)

When it is broken into very small pieces

16.

Which anion-cation pair would produce the strongest ionic bond?

a)

I- and Li +

b)

F- and Li +

c)

F- and Rb +

17.

The forces between ions in ionic structures are generally very strong. Which physical properties would you expect to be high as a result?

a)

Elasticity and flexibility

b)

Melting and boiling points

c)

Conductivity and solubility

18.

Which of the following, at room temperature and pressure, is an example of an ionic solid?

a)

Hydrogen chloride

b)

Barium chloride

c)

Carbon dioxide

19.

Which of the following is a pair of elements that can form an ionic bond?

a)

Na and I

b)

I and I

c)

H and I 

20.

If the total number of both the lone and the bond pairs of electrons found in the orbitals of the central atom of a covalent molecule is 4, then the stereostructure of this molecule might be

a)

linear, angular or planar triangle

b)

angular, tetrahedron or linear.

c)

   tetrahedron, angular or three-base pyramid.

d)

three-base pyramid, planar triangle or angular