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    This document provides sample answers to an end-of-chapter test for Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry. It includes answers to multiple choice and short answer questions that assess students' understanding of topics related to bonding and structure. The answers are accompanied by brief explanations and in some cases diagrams. The document concludes by listing the total number of marks available for the test questions.

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    CAMBRIDGE IGCSE™ CHEMISTRY: END-OF-CHAPTER TEST ANSWERS

    Exam-style questions and sample answers have been written by the authors. In examinations, the way marks are awarded
    may be different. References to assessment and/or assessment preparation are the publisher’s interpretation of the
    syllabus requirements and may not fully reflect the approach of Cambridge Assessment International Education.

    Answers for end-of-chapter 3 test


    Question Answer Marks

    1a E [1] 1

    1b A [1] 1

    1c D and A [2] 2

    Diagram showing 2,8,8 structure for each [1] correct charges shown for each ion
    [1]

    2a 2

    2b potassium has lost an electron [1] chlorine has gained an electron [1] 2

    2c The attraction between the ions is strong [1]; a lot of energy is needed to
    overcome it. [1] 2

    Diagram showing three pairs of shared electrons [1] non-bonding pair included [1]

    3a 2

    3b only weak forces attract the separate molecules [1] so little energy is needed to 2
    overcome them [1]

    Cambridge IGCSE™ Chemistry © Cambridge University Press 2021 1


    CAMBRIDGE IGCSE™ CHEMISTRY: END-OF-CHAPTER TEST ANSWERS

    Question Answer Marks

    4ai covalent [1] 1

    4 a ii metallic [1] 1

    4 a iii ionic [1] 1

    4b when melted [1] or dissolved in water [1] ions are free to move [1] 3

    4c can only conduct as graphite [1] graphite has electrons that are free to move [1] 2

    The layers of ions in a metal can move across each other [1] without the
    4d forces holding them together being lost. [1] ionic and covalent substances 3
    have directional forces that are broken [1]

    [Total: 25 marks]

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