CHEMISTRY

(1). Atoms contain three different types of

particle. These are electrons, neutrons and
protons.
(a)Which one of the three particles has a negative
charge?

(i)
(ii)
(iii)

The atomic number of this atom

is..............................
The mass number of this atom is

The electronic configuration of this atom

is ______________

(b)Which oneof the three particles has the

smallest mass?

(3) Bromine, chlorine and iodine are elements in

Group 7 of the Periodic Table.

(c)Use words from the box to complete the

sentences below.Each word may be used once,
more than once, or not at all.

(i) Identify which of these elements hasthe palest

color _________________________

Electrons, elements, molecules, neutrons,

protons.
(a) Atoms are neutral because they contain
equal numbers of____________ and
_____________.
(b)Isotopes are atoms with the same number
of _______________ but different numbers of
____________ in the nucleus.
(2).An atom of magnesium can be represented by
the symbol

Use numbers to complete these

statements about this atom.

(ii) The highest melting point

__________________________.
(iii) Give the name of another Group 7 element
that is a solid at room temperature

iv. an element with atom containing 8

electrons in the valence shell
(6) Answer the following

(4). Use the above periodic table where elements

are named A, B, C, D, and E. to answer the
following questions.
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.

A
A
A
A

metal that reacts violently with water-___

noble gas-____
group 2 metal-_____
halogen-______

(5) Use the periodic table to answer this

question.Give the name or symbol of the
i. element in group 3 and period 4
ii. element in period 3 that is good conductor
of electricity
iii. element in group 7 that is most reactive

a. Draw the J.J. Thomson's model of an atom

b. According to Bohr, the number of electrons
in each shell is given by the formula
_____________
c. Draw the electronic configuration for
(i) Calcium (ii) Potassium
d. Write the Quantum electronic configuration
for following elements
i. Sodium
ii. Sulphur
(7) Match the following
Principal Quantum number - ms
Azimuthal Quantum number n
Magnetic Quantum number l
Spin quantum number ml
(8) Total number of orbitals associated with third
shell will be __________. (i) 2 (ii) 4 (iii) 9 (iv) 3
(9) Show the distribution of electrons in oxygen
atom (atomic number 8) using orbital diagram.

PHYSICS
Match the following
Length

[mol]

Time
Temperature
Amount of substance
Mass

[K]
[M]
[T]
[L]

1. Write the Dimensional formula and SI units

for following physical quantities
i. Velocity
ii. Acceleration
iii. Momentum
iv. Force
v. Speed
3. Fill the answers
i. Pico _______
ii. 109 - _________
iii. tera- ________
iv. Nano-_______
v. 10-2 __________

4. Fill the blanks

(i) Work = _______ x Distance
(ii) Pressure = Force/ ___________
(iii) Volume = length X ________ X ___________

(iv) Density = ____________ / Volume

(v) Area = ____________ x ____________
5. Convert the following
1 km = __________ m
24 hrs. = _________ s
1000 cm = ______ m
120 mins = ______ hrs.
5000 gms = ______ Kg
6. Write down the fundamental and derived
quantities from the following
mass, velocity, acceleration, time, length,
luminous intensity of light, force, temperature,
area, power.

7. Round off the following numbers to 2

significant figures
3.4575
5.755
9.5515
9.55
2.649
8. Check if the following equation is
dimensionally balanced or not?
1/2 mxv2 = mxgxh