WorksheetsFUNCTIONAL GROUPS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the functional group described in the picture?
ALKYL HALIDE
ALCOHOL
ETHER
KETONE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: Two alkyl groups attached to the same oxygen atom
ALKYL HALIDE
ALCOHOL
ETHER
KETONE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: Two alkyl groups attached to the same oxygen atom
ALKYL HALIDE
ALCOHOL
ETHER
KETONE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: Contain the carbonyl group (C=O)
ALKYL HALIDE
ALCOHOL
ETHER
KETONE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: The carbonyl group is located at the terminal end of the molecule.
ALDEHYDE
ESTER
CARBOXYLIC ACID
AMINE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: Have carboxyl group (–COO-)
ALDEHYDE
ESTER
CARBOXYLIC ACID
AMINE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: Contains the carboxyl group
(-COOH) or -(C=O)-OH
ALDEHYDE
ESTER
CARBOXYLIC ACID
AMINE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: The amino (N, NH, NH2) is attached directly to the alkyl group/s.
ALDEHYDE
ESTER
CARBOXYLIC ACID
AMINE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: The amino (N, NH, NH2) is attached directly to the alkyl group/s.
AMIDE
NITRILE
ARENE
AMINE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: An organic compound containing a cyanide group −CN bound to an alkyl group.
AMIDE
NITRILE
ARENE
AMINE
What is the functional group described in the picture?
Note: Benzene (C6H6) is present in this compound. It is ring
of six carbon atoms, each attached to one hydrogen
atom.
AMIDE
NITRILE
ARENE
AMINE
(a) symbol is used to represent a
hydrocarbon group when discussing the
different functional groups.
(a) represents a halogen, such as F, Cl, Br and I
Group of atoms responsible for the
characteristic reaction of a particular
compound
(a)
Common examples of functional groups are alkane, alkene, alkyne, alcohols, alkyl halides, amines, amides, carboxylic acids, aldehydes, ketones, esters, and ethers, among others.
TRUE
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