1. Which of the following is true about noble gases?

A they are diatomic molecule

B only helium reacts with other elements
C each of their atoms has a stable electron arrangement.
D each of their atoms has eight electron in their outer shell.
2. P is below Q in the same group in the Periodic Table. If the proton number of
Q is 11, what is
the electron arrangement of atom P?
A 2.8.1 C 2.8.
B 2.8.! D 2.8.8.1
!. The table below shows the number of protons in elements K, L, M, and N.
Element K L M N
Number of
protons
" # 1" 1#
Which of the following pairs are classi$ed in the same group?
A K and M C L and M
B K and N D L and N
%. The aluminium atom is di&erent from the aluminium ion. This is because the
aluminium atom
I contains more protons
II contains more electrons
III contains less neutrons
IV has a larger nucleon number
A II only C II and I' only
B I and II only D I, II and III only
".
B D
A C
Which of the following substances, (,),*, or +, in the Periodic Table of
,lements is suitable to be used in the lamps?
. Which of the following atomic structures represents the electron arrangement
of an element in -roup 1#?
A B C D
1
Colourful electric lamps are
commonly used to attract customer.
#. Which of the following o.ides has the properties of both an acid and a base?
A Potassium o.ide C /itrogen dio.ide
B (luminium o.ide D 0agnesium o.ide

8. ,lement 1 has a high density and can act as a catalyst. It forms two o.ides
with the formulae of 12 and 122!. Which of the following is true about
element 1?
A 1 is an al3ali metal. C 1 is a -roup 1# element
B 1 is a -roup 2 metal D 1 is a transition element
4. The diagram below shows two atoms, P and Q.

(tom P is more reacti5e than atom Q because atom P
A has less electrons
B has a bigger proton number
C is more inclined to recei5e electrons
D is more inclined to release electrons
16. The diagram below shows part of the Periodic Table.
The arrangement of the si7es of atoms P, Q, R and S in ascending order is
A P, Q, R, S C R, S, P, Q
B Q, P, S, R D S, R, Q, P
2
11. When going down -roup 1 of the Periodic Table, the
A proton number decreases
B number of neutrons decreases
C atomic si7e of elements decreases
D elements becomes more electropositi5e
12. (n element has ! protons in the nucleus of its atom. What is the location of
this element
in the Periodic Table?
Group Period
A 1 2
B ! 2
C 1! 2
D 1! !
1!. ,lement Y has 1 5alence electron and has 2 shells $lled with electrons. Which
of the
following chemical e8uations represents a reaction between element Y and
water?
A 2Y 9 2:22 2Y2: 9 :2
B %Y 9 2:22 2Y22 9 2:2
C 2Y 9 !:22 Y22! 9 !:2
D Y 9 :22 Y2 9 :2
1%. The melting point of iodine is higher than that of bromine. This is because the
A si7e of the iodine molecule is smaller
B nucleon number of iodine is bigger
C forces of attraction between iodine molecules are stronger
D electrostatic forces between iodine molecules are stronger
1". ;luorine and chlorine elements ha5e chemical properties that are similar
because they ha5e
the same number of
A electrons
B protons
C nucleon number
D 5alence electrons
1. The diagram below shows the electron arrangement for the compound that is
formed between atom J and atom G.
3
Which of the following statements is true about the compound?
A The compound conducts electricity
B The compound is an ionic compound
C The melting point of the compound is low
D The atoms within the compound are attracted together by electrostatic
force
1#. The diagram below shows the electron arrangement of a molecule of element J.
What is the position of element J in the Periodic Table?
Group Period
A 2 1"
B 2 18
C 1" 2
D 18 2
18. (n atom Y has ! shells $lled with electrons. When element Y reacts with o.ygen
gas, a compound with the formula of 12 is formed. What is element Y?
<Proton number= /a > 11? 0g > 12? (l > 1!? *a > 14@
A Aodium C (luminium
B 0agnesium D *alcium
14. *hloride ion and potassium ion ha5e the same
<Proton number= *l > 1#? B > 14@
A number of electrons C number of neutrons
B number of protons D charge
26. G reacts with T to form an ionic compound with a formula of G2T. Which of the
following
electron arrangement of atom G and atom T is true?
Electron arrangement of atom GElectron arrangement of atom T
A 2.1 2.#
4
B 2.2 2.1
C 2.8.1 2.
D 2.8.8.1 2.8.#
21. Two elements, X and Y, ha5e the electron arrangement of 2.% and 2.8.#
respecti5ely. Which of the following formulae and types of bond is true for
the compound formed between elements X and Y?
Formula Tpe of !ond
A XY *o5alent
B X2Y Ionic
C XY2 *o5alent
D XY% *o5alent
22. (mong the following ions, which contains one electron less than its original
atom?
A Cithium ion
B ;luoride ion
C *alcium ion
D 2.ide ion
2!. Table below shows the number of electrons of elements P, D, E + and A.
,lements P D E A
/umber
of
electrons
2 ! 8
Which of the following pairs of elements will form a co5alent compound?
(. P and D
). D and E
*. E and A
+. A and P
2%. ,lements F and 1 combine to form a compound with the following properties.

Which of the following
could be the abo5e compound?
(. Tetrachloromethane
). *arbon disulphide
*. 0agnesium chloride
+. Aulphur dio.ide
2". Which of the following is the characteristic of an ionic compound?
(. *onducts electricity in solid and a8ueous state.
). +issol5es in oganic sol5ent but not in water.
5
Has a formula, XY2
Is a volatile liquid
Is a soluble in organic solvents
*. ( lot of heat energy is re8uired to brea3 the bonds in the compound.
+. The compound consists of giant molecules.

2. Which of the following is an electrolyte?
( /aphthalene * (luminium
) CeadGIIH chloride + :ydrogen chloride
2#. Which of the following cells shows iron acting as a positi5e terminal?
( *
) +
28. The diagram below shows the apparatus that is used to electroplate iron nail
with copper.
What can be obser5ed at the copper plate and the iron nail at the end of the
e.periment?
"opper plate #ron nail
A Thinned )rown solids are deposited
6

Iron !late
"o!!er
!late
#ilute sul!$uric acid

iron !late
%ilver
!late
#ilute sul!$uric acid

Iron !late
&inc !late
#ilute sul!$uric acid

Iron !late
'ead !late
#ilute sul!$uric acid
(
B Thic3ened )rown solids are deposited
C Thinned -as bubbles are released
D -as bubbles are released )rown solids are deposited
24. ( dilute copperGIIH chloride solution is electrolysed using carbon electrodes.
Which of the
following occurs at the anode and cathode respecti5ely?
$node "at%ode
A *opper metal is deposited 2.ygen is released
B 2.ygen is released *opper metal is deposited
C *hloride is released 2.ygen is released
D 2.ygen is released *opper metal is deposited
!6. CeadGIIH iodide solids do not conduct electricity because
A ions are not present
B the ions are not free to mo5e
C leadGIIH iodide consists of molecules
D of the strong attraction of the atomic nucleus of the ions
!1. The diagram below shows the apparatus arrangement for the electrolysis of the
dilute
leadGIIH nitrate solution.
What is formed at the carbon electrode P?
( Cead * 2.ygen
) /itrogen + :ydrogen
!2. The diagram below shows a simple 5oltaic cell.
The 5oltmeter shows a reading of 1.1 '. What is the possible reading of the
5oltmeter if the 7inc plate is replaced with a lead plate?
( 6.# ' * 1.2 '
) 1.1 ' + 2.1 '
)
!!. Which of the following chemical cells are rechargeable?
I. ( dry cell
II. ( lead acids accumulator
III. (n al3aline cell
I'. ( nic3elIcadmium cell
(. I and II only
). I and III only
*. II and III only
+. II and I' only
!%. . Table 2 shows the information
What is the potential di&erence of the pair of metals P and D?
( 1. '
) !.1 '
* !. '
+ %.# '
!". +iagram below shows the electrolysis of molten leadGIIH chloride using carbon
electrodes.
Which of the following e8uations represents the reaction that ta3es place at the
anode?
( Pb
29
9 2e
I
Pb
) *12 9 2e
I
2*l
I
* 2*I
I
*12 9 2e
I

+ Pb Pb
29
9 2e
I
!. +iagram below shows the setIup of apparatus for the electrolysis of 2.6 mol
dm
I!
of ironGIIH
chloride solution.
*
Pair of
Potential
diference/ V
Metal at
negatie
terminal
Metals
P and
*opper
1.1
*opper
D and
*opper
2.#
D
E and
*opper
2.6 E
What are the products formed at the carbon electrode F and carbon electrode 1?
Electrode
!
Electrode "
(
:ydrogen 2.ygen
)
Iron 2.ygen
*
:ydrogen *hlorine
+
Iron *hlorine
!#. What can be obser5ed at the electrodes when molten aluminium chloride is
electrolysed?
Anode Cat#ode
(
*hlorine (luminium
)
(luminium *hlorine
*
:ydrogen 2.ygen
+
(luminium 2.ygen
!8. (8ueous sil5er nitrate is electrolysed using sil5er electrodes. What would be
obser5ed?
,lectrode
*athode GI5eH (node G95eH
( Thinner Thic3er
) Thic3er Jnchanged
* Jnchanged Thinner
+ Thic3er Thinner

!4. Three di&erent bea3ers were set up as shown
+
Which of the se8uences below shows the order of decreasing reacti5ity of the four
metals?
( W, F , K , 1 * 1, F, W, K
B F , 1 , K , W + K , W, F , 1
%6. +iagram below shows an e.periment carried out to electroplate an iron spoon
with nic3el.
It was found that no plating too3 place on the iron spoon after !6 minutes. What
should ha5e done toIma3e sure the electroplating process can ta3e place?
( Increase the duration of the electroplating process
B Increase the concentration of the electrolyte
* ,.change the terminals of the cell
D Eeplace the iron spoon with iron 3ey
1 11 21 !1
1,
2 12 22 !2
! 1! 2! !!
% 1% 2% !%
" 1" 2" !"
1 2 !
# 1# 2# !#
8 18 28 !8
4 14 24 !4
16 26 !6 %6
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