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2ND QUARTER REVIEWER

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

In the compound H2O2, why is the oxidation number of oxygen -1, not -2?

a)

Hydrogen is always +1.

b)

The compound is unstable.

c)

The compound is a peroxide.

d)

Oxygen can have variable oxidation states.

2.

How can the oxidation number of an element in a compound be determined?

By knowing the __________.

a)

charge of the compound.

b)

electronegativity of the element.

c)

oxidation numbers of other elements in the compound.

d)

All of the above.

3.

How do you determine the charge on a transition metal ion in a compound like FeCl2?

By ____________.

a)

using a periodic table

b)

using a Roman numeral

c)

knowing the group number of iron

d)

knowing the charge on the chloride ion

4.

Why do ionic compounds form when metal and non-metal elements combine?

Due to ___________.

a)

electron transfer creating opposite charges

b)

electron sharing between atoms

c)

covalent bond formation

d)

van der Waals forces

5.

Why was Avogadro's number chosen to be 6.022×1023?

a)

It was randomly selected.

b)

It's based on the mass of hydrogen.

c)

It represents Earth's atmospheric pressure.

d)

It relates to the number of atoms in 12g of carbon-12.

6.

How would you explain the balanced equation 2𝐻2+𝑂2→2𝐻2𝑂 in terms of conservation of mass?

a)

The number of atoms changes but mass remains constant.

b)

Both mass and atoms remain unchanged throughout.

c)

The number of atoms on each side must be equal.

d)

The reactants gain mass during the reaction.

7.

How does a neutralization reaction demonstrate conservation of charge?

a)

maintaining equal numbers of positive and negative ions

b)

releasing energy in the form of heat

c)

changing the color of indicators

d)

producing water molecules only

8.

Why does a combustion reaction often result in an increase in entropy of the system?

Because it ________________

a)

releases heat energy only

b)

decreases molecular movement

c)

absorbs energy from surroundings

d)

converts solid fuel into gaseous products

9.

How does the presence of a catalyst affect the activation energy in a chemical reaction?

a)

It provides an alternative reaction pathway with lower activation energy.

b)

It changes the overall energy of products.

c)

It increases the activation energy barrier.

d)

It makes the reaction more endothermic.

10.

Which explains the spontaneous nature of rusting despite being a slow process?

a)

The high activation energy barrier.

b)

The presence of water as a catalyst.

c)

The negative Gibbs free energy change.

d)

The formation of complex intermediates.

11.

How does the concentration of reactants affect reaction order?

a)

It has no effect on reaction order.

b)

It changes the reaction mechanism.

c)

It determines the activation energy.

d)

It influences the rate equation exponents.

12.

Which explains the color change in redox reactions?

a)

change in oxidation states of transition metals

b)

formation of precipitates

c)

release of heat energy

d)

changes in pH levels

13.

What distinguishes a combustion reaction from other oxidation reactions?

It _______________________.

a)

occurs rapidly with heat and light

b)

always produces carbon dioxide

c)

only occurs with hydrocarbons

d)

requires a metal catalyst

14.

Researchers at a pharmaceutical company have developed a radioactive tracer to detect early-stage tumors. The tracer has a molar mass of 178.2 g/mol. If 7.94 g of the tracer is produced for a series of experiments, how many individual molecules of the tracer are available for the researchers to use?
(Use this format example: 1.23 x 10^45

(a)  

15.

Balance this equation:

NaBr + Ca(OH)2 ---> CaBr2 + NaOH
(Write down the coefficient only: 1,2,3,4)

(a)