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Grade 11 Bonds and Mixing
In chemistry, we describe a mixture as
  1. a combination of pure substances formed through chemical bonding.
  2. any substance possessing a uniform composition throughout.
  3. a physical combination of two or more types of substances,with each maintaining its own characteristic properties.
  4. any collection of elements chemically bound to each other.
Grade 11 Atomic Structure
Dalton reintroduced the concept of the atom and created                           which was the basic concept of the molecule.
  1. Dalton's Molecular Theory
  2. Dalton's Atomic Theory
  3. Modern Atomic Theory
  4. Dalton's Modern Theory
Grade 11 Matter
Which of the following is not true of gases, as compared to liquids or solids?
  1. Gas molecules are in constant, rapid motion.
  2. Molecules in a gas are tightly bound to each other by strong attractive forces.
  3. The kinetic energy of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature.
  4. The volume of a gas molecule itself is very small compared to the space the gas occupies.
Grade 11 Macromolecules
Which is a general term attributed to a large and complex molecule?
  1. nucleic acid
  2. macromolecule
  3. polymer
  4. phosphate
Grade 11 Bonds and Mixing
To draw Lewis diagrams, you need to do draw                                          .
  1. The chemical symbol and core electrons
  2. The chemical symbol only
  3. The chemical symbol and valence electrons
  4. The chemical symbol and all electrons
Grade 11 Bonds and Mixing
Valence electrons are best described in chemistry as
  1. positive electrons in the atom.
  2. all of the electrons in the atom.
  3. the outer shell electrons in the atom.
  4. the number of electrons the atom needs to be stable.
Grade 11 Atomic Structure
Which ion's configuration matches that of the noble gas whose electron-dot diagram is below?
Electron-Dot Diagram - Argon
  1. N3-
  2. Rb+
  3. Ca2+
  4. None of the above
Grade 11 Acids and Bases
A pH meter measures the                 of a substance.
  1. basicity
  2. level
  3. acidity
  4. color
Grade 11 Bonds and Mixing
A covalent bond typically forms between what kind of elements?
  1. two metals
  2. two nonmetals
  3. a nonmetal and a metal
  4. a nonmetal and a metalloid
Grade 11 Periodic Table and Elements
Which of the following categories of elements are placed separately as two series at the bottom of the Periodic Table?
  1. Lanthanides and Actinides
  2. Alkali metals
  3. Halogens
  4. Alkaline earth metals
Grade 11 Periodic Table and Elements
Which of the following is made up of one or two letters and is used to represent the elements?
  1. Chemical name
  2. Chemical symbol
  3. Chemical change
  4. Precipitate
Grade 11 Periodic Table and Elements
An arrangement of elements in which the elements are in groups based on their properties is called the
  1. chemical symbol.
  2. periodic table.
  3. law of conservation of mass.
  4. period.
Grade 11 Atomic Structure
An atom's mass number mathematically equals
  1. the total number of protons plus neutrons.
  2. the total number of protons.
  3. the total number of neutrons.
  4. the total number of protons plus electrons.
Grade 11 Matter
Which form of matter has a definite shape and volume?
  1. solid
  2. liquid
  3. gas
  4. intensive property
Grade 11 Reactions
Which of the following must always be true for any kind of chemical reaction?
  1. The masses of the products and the reactants are equal.
  2. The mass of the products is greater than that of the reactants.
  3. The number of atoms in the reactants must change when products are formed.
  4. The reactants require the absorption of heat for a reaction to occur.
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