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Unit 5: MOLECULE – ELEMENT – COMPOUND Lesson 3

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

A jar for oxygen gas contains

a)

O2 molecules

b)

Individual oxygen atoms are not united with each other.

c)

A giant macromolecule contains many oxygen atoms. 

d)

An O2 molecule

2.

The copper electric wire core contains

a)

Cu2 molecules

b)

Individual Cu atoms are not united with each other

c)

Lots of Cu atoms are united together

d)

a Cu molecule

3.

Molecules of a single substance?

a)

Copper, Oxygen , Salt

b)

  Copper, Oxygen ,Helium

c)

Copper, Carbon dioxide , Salt

d)

Copper, Helium, Carbon dioxide

4.

Molecules of a compound?

a)

Copper, Oxygen

b)

  Carbon dioxide, Helium

c)

Copper, Salt

d)

Carbon dioxide , Salt

5.

In the following chemicals: Li, N2, CO, Cl2, S8, NaCl. Which substances are single substances?

a)

Li, N2, Cl2, S8.

b)

Li, N2, CO, Cl2.

c)

Li, N2, CO, S8, NaCl

d)

Li, N2, CO, S8, NaCl.

6.

In the following chemicals: Li, N2, CO, Cl2, S8, NaCl. Which substances are  compounds?

a)

CO, Cl2

b)

CO, NaCl.

c)

Li, CO, Cl2

d)

Cl2, S8, NaCl.

7.

A water molecule contains two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen. Water is

a)

 compound

b)

 single substance

c)

 mixture

d)

 chemical element

8.

Neon lamp contains

a)

Neon gas molecules ( Ne2).

b)

Individual neon ( Ne)  atoms are not united with each other

c)

giant macromolecule contains many neon atoms

d)

a neon atom

9.

Image 5.4. Describes a molecule containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.The number of atoms of each element of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen present in a molecule of this substance is respectively

a)

1, 6, 2.

b)

2, 5, 1.

c)

2, 6, 1.

d)

6, 2, 1.

10.

Use the atomic mass values ​​of some elements in the periodic table to calculate the molecular masses of the substances shown in the figure.

a)

Nitrogen  molecule:

 2.14 = 28 (amu).

Methane molecule:

 12 + 4.1 = 16 (amu)

Water molecule

 1.2 + 16 = 18 (amu)

 

b)

Nitrogen  molecule:

 2.16 = 32 (amu).

Methane molecule:

 12 + 4.1 = 16 (amu)

Water molecule

1.2 + 16 = 18 (amu)

c)

Nitrogen  molecule:

 2.14 = 28 (amu).

Methane molecule:

 12 + 1 = 13 (amu)

Water molecule

1.2 + 16 = 18 (amu)

 

d)

Nitrogen  molecule:

 2.12 = 24 (amu).

Methane molecule:

 12 + 4.1 = 16 (amu)

Water molecule

1.2 + 16 = 18 (amu)