SMK DATUK HAJI AHMAD SAID

13800 SUNGAI DUA, BUTTERWORTH

FIRST ASSESSMENT TEST

CHEMISTRY FORM 4

NAME: ……………………………………………….. CLASS: ………………

SECTION A: Answer all the questions in this section.

1. Chemistry is the study of 4. A student wants to find out the effect of
temperature on solubility of sodium
A. structure of living things. chloride in water. Which of the
B. All matters in the earth crust following is correct?
C. Matters that make up the universe.
D. properties, composition, and structure Manipulated Responding Controlled
of matter and the changes they variable variable variable
A Temperature Amount of Volume of
undergo. of water sodium water
2. chloride
P Make an inference dissolved.
Q Analysis data B Volume of Amount of Temperature
R Observation of a situation. water sodium of water
chloride
S Make a hypothesis dissolved.
T Carry out the experiment C Amount of Temperature Volume of
U Collecting data sodium of water water
chloride
dissolved.
The steps above are the step taken to D Temperature Amount of Humidity of
carry out a scientific investigation. The of water sodium the air
correct order in carrying out the chloride
investigation is dissolved.

A. P, S, R, T, U, Q
B. R, P, S, T, U, Q 5. Which of the following engineering
C. S, R, T, U, Q, S fields place the most importance on
D. R, S, T, U, Q, S the knowledge of chemistry?

3. Which of the following statements about A. Civil Engineering

scientific method is true? B. Electrical engineering
A. Data should be changed whenever C. Computer engineering
necessary. D. Petroleum engineering
B. All the senses must be used during
observation.
C. One measurement is good enough to
ensure accuracy.
D. Analysis and interpretation of data should
be done objectively.

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6. Which of the following is not a product C. Naphthalene
of the chemical industry in Malaysia? D. Iodine

A. LNG(Liquefied Natural Gas) 11. Which of the following is an ionic

B. Car compound?
C. Cooking oil
D. Detergent A. Aluminium oxide
B. Carbon dioxide
7. In an experiment, measuring equipment C. Sulphur
is used to D. Nitrogen dioxide

A. Make inferences
B. Identify the hypothesis 12. During the process of evaporation, the
C. Collect data particles change state from
D. Make a conclusion
A. liquid to gas.
8. Which of the following is an example of B. gas to liquid.
diffusion? C. solid to liquid.
D. liquid to solid.
A. The spreading of the smell of
perfume from a counter selling 13. Which of the following statements is
cosmetics. true?
B. Forming of white precipitate when
silver nitrate solution is added to A. Matter is made up of large particles
sodium chloride solution. which are discrete.
C. Spreading of heat from one end of a B. All matter has the same mass.
metal rod to the other end when it C. Particles of a matter may be atoms,
heated. molecules or ions.
D. A wet towel dries up when it is left D. Gases are not matter.
under a running fan.
14. The melting point and boiling point of
9. Three samples, namely ice, water and two materials, X and Y are as follows:
steam, have the same number of
particles. All the three samples have the Melting Point / Boiling Point /
same 0
C 0
C
X -37 5
A. Mass Y 40 130
B. Volume
C. Temperature At room temperature, X and Y
D. Energy respectively exists as
10. Which of the following solids changes to A. Liquid and liquid
liquid when heated? B. Liquid and solid
C. Gas and liquid
A. Solid of carbon dioxide D. Gas and solid
B. Ammonium chloride

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15. Steam at 100oC will condense into water 18. An element has the formula 131
54 Z .
because at this temperature, the steam Therefore its atom should consists of
molecules
A. 54 protons, 131 electrons and 77
A. Stop moving neutrons.
B. Attract each other to form a more B. 131 protons, 131 electrons and 54
compact arrangement neutrons.
C. Rearrange so that they are at a fixed C. 131 protons, 77 electrons and 54
position neutrons.
D. Move freely D. 54 protons, 54 electrons and 77
neutrons.
16. Which of the following is true about atoms
P and Q if the number of protons, electrons
“An atom is a positively
and neutrons for atoms P and Q are as
charged sphere whereas the
shown in Table 1?
negatively charged electrons
Number Number Number
are all embedded on it, like a
Atom of of of
raisin pudding.”
protons electrons neutrons
P 17 17 18
Q 17 17 20 19. Which of the following scientists
Table 1 suggested the above atomic structure?
A. John Dalton
A. P and Q are isotopes B. J. J. Thompson
B. P and Q similar physical properties C. Ernest Rutherford
C. P and Q can react to form ionic bonds D. Neils Bohr
D. P is a radioactive material
20. Which of the following statement
17. Which of the following determines the defines an isotope correctly?
chemical properties of an element?
A Isotopes are atoms of different
A. Number of protons in an atom elements but with the same nucleon
B. Number of neutrons in an atom number.
C. Number of electrons in an atom B. Isotopes are atoms of the same
D. Number of valence electrons in an elements but with different proton
atom number.
C. Isotopes are atoms of different
elements but with the same proton
number.
D. Isotopes are atoms of the same
elements but with different nucleon
number.

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21. Which of the following is used by 26. A small amount of naphthalene was
archeologists for specimen dating? heated up and the temperature at regular
intervals was taken.
A. Isotope oxygen-18.
B. Isotope carbon-14. Temperature/oC
C. Isotope natrium-23. T
D. Isotope cobalt-60.
R
S
22. An atom of element Y has a nucleon number
of 35 and its number of neutrons is 18. What
is the arrangement of electrons for Y? Q

A. 2.8.7 Time/min
B. 2.8.3 Figure 1
C. 2.8.8 A graph was plotted as the above. At
D. 2.8.18.7 which point does the naphthalene begin
to melt?

23. What is the electron arrangement of an A. Q

element which has a proton number of 19? B. R
C. S
A. 2.7 D. T
B. 2.8.9
C. 2.8.8.1 27. The kinetic theory of matter states the
D. 2.8.8.2 following:

I. Matter is made up of tiny particles

which are discrete.
24. An atom has 12 protons and 12 neutrons. II. Particles in solid state have high
How many valence electrons does this atom kinetic energy
have? III. Movement of particles occurs only
at liquid and gaseous state.
A. 1 IV. Movements of particles in gases are
B. 2 not at random.
C. 3
D. 4 A. I only
B. I and III only
25. Atom X has 13 protons and 14 neutrons. C. II and IV only
Which of the following statements is true? D. I, II,III and IV

A. This atom has 14 electrons.

B. This atom has a proton number of 27.
C. Atom X is a non metal.
D. There are 3 valence electrons for this
atom

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28. Atom of the same element must have the 31. Which of the following contains the
same number of same number of atom with 14g of
silicon?
I. electron [Si = 28, S = 32, Mg = 24,
II. Proton Ca = 40, O = 16]
III. Neutron
IV. Charge A. 16g of sulphur
B. 16g of magnesium
A. II only C. 10g of calcium
B. I and II only D. 16g of oxygen
C. I, II and III only
D. I, II, III and IV 32. How many atoms of carbon have a mass
equal to one atom of silver?
[Relative atomic mass: C, 12; Ag, 108]
122 127 Q 128 R 132
51 P 52 53 55 S A. 9
B. 15
Figure 2 C. 12
29. Which of the following pair/pairs of
elements contains/contain the same number D. 18
of neutron?
I. P and Q 33. Which of the following is the relative
II. Q and R molecular mass of copper (II) sulphate,
III. P and R CuSO4? ( Ar Cu = 64, S= 32, O= 16)
IV. Q and S
A. I only A. 120
B. II only B. 150
C. I and III only C. 208
D. III and IV only D. 160

30. How many number of molecules are there 34. Which of the following statements is
in 28 g of nitrogen gas? [Relative atomic true about Avogadro number?
mass: N, 14; Avogadro constant, 6 x 1023 ]
A. 6 x 1023 A. The number of particles in 6.02
B. 12 x 1023 X 1023 mole of an element
C. 3 x 1023 B. All elements have different
D. 12 x 1022 Avogadro number
C. Avogadro number is a constant
with value 6.02 X1022 mol-1
D. Avogadro number represents the
number of particles in one mole
of a substance

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35. What is the mass of one mole of bromine 39. What is the number of ion in 30g of
gas at room conditions? sodium fluoride?
[Relative atomic mass: Br, 81] [Relative atomic mass: Na, 23; F, 19;
Avogadro constant; 6 X 1023]
A. 81 g
B. 243 g A. 30 x 6 x 1023
C. 162 g 42 x 2
D. 324 g
B. 30 x 6 x 1023
36. How many moles of atoms are contained in 42
168g of iron? [Fe = 56]
C. 30 x 2 x 6 x 1023
A. 0.05 mole C. 2.5 moles 42
B. 3 moles D. 1.0 mole
D. 30 x 6 x 1023
37. The molar volume of a gas refers to
40. 1 mol of oxygen and 1 mol of carbon
A. The volume occupied by its relative dioxide have
atomic mass at standard temperature [Relative atomic mass: C, 12; O, 16]
and pressure
B. The volume occupied by one mole of A. The same mass
the gas when temperature increases B. The same number of electrons
C. The volume occupied by 12g C–12 at C. The same number of atoms
room temperature and pressure D. The same number of molecules
D. The volume occupied by one mole of
the gas at a particular temperature and
pressure

38. The Avogadro constant is the number of

[Relative atomic mass: C, 12; He, 4; Ca,
40; CI, 35.5]

A. Atoms in 12g of carbon

B. Atoms in 8g of helium gas
C. Chloride ions in 111g of calcium
chloride
D. Molecules in 35.5g of a certain
chloride compound

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