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Class 8 Chemistry Final Term Theory Assessment Paper 2023

This document appears to be instructions and questions for a chemistry exam. It includes: 1) Instructions for students to write their name and date, answer all questions in the spaces provided, and not use erasable pens. 2) Information about the exam including total marks, marks for each question, and a note that the periodic table is provided. 3) Ten multiple choice and short answer questions testing knowledge of elements, electronic configurations, bonding, and carbon structures. Questions cover topics like identifying elements, writing configurations, drawing diagrams, and explaining structural differences.

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Class 8 Chemistry Final Term Theory Assessment Paper 2023

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Name:

Date:

Class 8
CHEMISTRY 2022-23/Final Term
Theory 50 minutes

You must answer on the question paper.


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No additional materials are needed. Question Mark
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INSTRUCTIONS 3
● Answer all questions. 4
● Use a black or dark blue pen. You may use an HB pencil for any 5
diagrams or graphs. 6
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● Write your name, date in the boxes at the top of the page.
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● Write your answer to each question in the space provided. 9
● Do not use an erasable pen or correction fluid. 10
● You may use a calculator.
Total

INFORMATION
● The total mark for this paper is 40.
● The number of marks for each question or part question is shown in
brackets [ ].
● The Periodic Table is printed in the question paper.

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1 Name the element which:

(a) is 78% of clean, dry air [1]

(b) has atoms with an electronic structure of 2,8,1 [1]

(c) is a transition metal [1]

(d) doesn’t form any compound [1]

(e) least reactive in group I [1]

(f) contains Atomic number 13 [1]

(g) is located in period 3, group I in periodic table [1]

(h) most reactive in group XVII [1]

2 Name two compounds formed by ionic bond [2]

3 Complete the dot-and-cross diagram to show the electron arrangement in a molecule ofcarbon dioxide.
Show outer shell electrons only.

O C O

[2]

4 Write the electronic configuration of:

(a) Oxygen = [1]

(b) Sodium = [1]

(c) Neon = [1]

(d) Magnesium = [1]

5 Draw the electronic configuration for the below elements.

Atomic number = 12 Atomic number = 16 Atomic number = 20 [6]


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6 The diagram below shows the arrangement of electrons in compound A.

(a) Name the elements present in compound A. [1]


(b) Which two atoms form a double covalent bond? [1]
(c) How many single covalent bonds can each carbon atoms form? [1]

7 Name 3 (three) elements with below properties.


 Contains atoms with a full outer shell of electrons
 Unreactive

i. ii. iii. [3]

8 Find out the Neutron numbers for below elements.

i. 37
17 𝐴 = [1]

ii. 30
16 𝐵 = [1]

iii. 18
8𝐶 = [1]

9 Find out the Electron numbers for below elements.

11 3+
i. 5𝐷 = [1]

59 4+
ii. 27 𝐸 = [1]

31 3-
iii. 15 𝐹 = [1]

10 Both diamond & graphite are made of carbon atoms. Explain how they differ in terms of their structure.

[6]
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