INCREASE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic

Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic session

Class: S S S 2 Subject: Physics

SECTION A. OBJECTIVE

1) The heat is measured In -------------------- (a) watt (b) Joule (c) meter (d) Gramm

2) Which of the following is NOT effect of heat (a) heat increase the temperature of a body (b)
heat help us to eat well (c) heat change physical properties of the body (c) heat can cause
expansion

3) The instrument to measure temperature is --------------- (a) Hypsometer (b) Thermometer (c)
Manometer (d) Multimeter

4) Calculate the equivalent of a temperature 50o C in degree Fahrenheit (a) 420of (b) 122of (c) 373of
(d) 100of

5) Which of the following is NOT parameter of measuring the quantity of heat of a body (a) change
in temperature (b) change in length of the body (c) Mass of the body (d) Specific heat capacity

6) Calculate the quantity of heat that will be given out if a bar of iron of mass 20kg is cooled from
82oC to 52oC. (specific heat capacity of iron is 460Jkg-1k-1 ) (a) 473x103 (b) 273x103 (c) 725x103 (d)
100x103

7) The two methods of measuring specific heat capacity of a substance ------- and ----------- (a) the
method of separation and method of evaporation (b) method of mixture and electrical method
(c) chemical method and electrical method (d) substitution method and elimination methiod

8) How long does it take a 600W heater operating at full rating to raise the temperature of 500g of
water from 55oC to 75oC (take specific heat capacity of water as 4200Jkg-1k-1) (a) 80 seconds (b)
70 seconds (c) 90 seconds (d) 100seconds

9) The heat supplied or removed which causes a change of state without a change of temperature
is called (a) specific heat capacity (b) Latent heat (c) Evaporation (d) sublimation

10) Calculate the amount of current that would pass through a 15 Ohms coil if it takes 5.25 seconds
for the coil to melt a lump of ice of mass 15g at 0oC , if there is no heat loss (Take specific latent
heat of fusion of ice 336Jg-1) (a) 10A (b) 8A (c) 30A (d) 50A

11) The temperature at which it changes state from solid to liquid is called -------------- (a) melting
point (b) freezing point (c) boiling point (d) saturated point
12) ----------- is the temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid at normal atmospheric pressure
(a) freezing point (b) melting point (c) boiling point (d) saturated point

13) Which of the following is NOT among the factor affecting evaporation (a) catalyst (b) pressure (c)
temperature (d) the nature of the liquid

14) The process by which a solid is heated straight to vapor without passing through the liquid state
is called? (a) sublimation (b) evaporation (c) boiling (d) freezing

15) The unit of latent heat is --------------- (a) JK (b) JK (c) M/S (d) KJ

16) ------- is the process in which a substance changes from gaseous state to liquid (a) condensation
(b) evaporation (c) freezing (d) boiling

17) The slope of a straight line displacement-time graph indicates (a) Distance travelled (b) uniform
velocity (c) uniform acceleration (d) uniform speed

18) Longitudinal waves cannot be ---------------- (a) diffracted (b) refracted (C) polarized (d) reflected

19) In which of the following simple machines is the effort applied between the load and the
fulcrum (a) scissors (b) pliers wheel barrow (d) nutcrackers

20) Increase in pressure will lead to a -------- in boiling point (a) increase (b) decrease (c) no effect
(d) constant

21) Which of the following statement is correct about boiling and evaporation (a) they are both
occur at particular temperature (b) they both depend on pressure (c) they both depend on
impurities (d) they both depend on the surface area.

22) The process by which a solid is heated and turns to liquid is called (a) freezing (b) melting (c)
evaporation (d) sublimation

23) The amount of water vapour present in air is called (a) cloud (b) snow (c) humidity (d) rainbow

24) -------- is defined as the force per unit area (a) humidity (b) density (c) gas pressure (d) boiling

25) Water boils at temperature of --------- (a) 150K (b) 373K (c) 100K (d) 320K

26) A fixed mass of a gas of volume 606cm3 at a temperature of 30o is cooled at constant pressure to
a temperature of 0oc. What is the change in volume (a) 60cm3 (b) 70cm3 (c) 80cm3 (d) 90cm3

27) The relationship between pressure and temperature is stated by ----------- law (a) Boyle’s (b)
Charle’s (c) Gay lussac’s (d) general gas

28) A hydrometer is an instrument used in measuring --------------- (a) density of liquid (b) relative
density of a liquid (c) relative humidity of a liquid (d0 vapour pressure of the liquid
 29) One of special advantages of alcohol over mercury as thermometric liquid is its ----- (a) a low
freezing point (b) a low boiling point (c) high specific heat capacity (d) low density

30) The small droplet of water that forms on the grass in the early hours of the morning is called -----
(a) dew (b) mist (c) fog (d) hail

31) Calculate the quantity of heat that will be given out if a iron of mass 20kg is cooled from 820c to
520c (Specific heat capacity of iron =460jkg-1k-1 (a) 2276,000J (b) 765,000J (c) 453,000J (d)
675,000J

32) If the volume of a gas increases steadily as the temperature decreases at constant pressure, the
gas obeys ------- (a) Charle’s law (b) Graham’s law (c) Boyle’s law (d) pressure law

33) Calculate the temperature changes when 5000J of heat is supplied to 100g of water. (specific
heat capacity of water = 4200Jkg-1k-1 (a) 30oc (b) 11.9oc (c) 10.2oc (d) 4.20c

34) The equation PxVyTz =constant is Boyle’s law if (a) x=0,y=1,z=1 (b) x=1,y=1,z=0 (c) x=1,y=1z=1
(d) x=1,y=1,z=-1

35) Which of these is NOT a type of waves (a) electromagnetic wave (b) mechanical wave (c)
Translongitidunal wave (d) transverse wave

36) The maximum vertical displacement of a wave is known as its ---------- (a) amplitude (b)
wavelength (c) trough (d) crest

37) The distance between two successive crest of a wave is known as the ----- of the wave (a)
wavelength (b) frequency (c) period (d) amplitude

38) The period of a wave is ------- to its frequency (a) inversely proportional (b) directly proportion
(c) jointly proportional (d) none of the above

39) Which of these is NOT a transverse wave (a) sound waves (b) water waves (c) radio waves (d)
infra red waves

40) A radio station broadcast at a frequency of 300KHz. If the speed of the wave is 3x108 find the
wavelength of the wave (a( 1000m (b) 150m (c) 2000m (d) 2500m.

THEORY PART SECTION B ANSWERS ANY 4 QUESTIONS.

(1a) Outline 4 (four) postulated of the kinetic molecular theory of gases

(1b) Explain the standard temperature and pressure of a gas

(1c) Normal atmospheric pressure at sea level is 105N/M2 and the acceleration due to gravity is
approximately 10m/s2 of the atmospheric pressure has a uniform density of 1kg/m3. What is its height?

(2a) State Boyle’s law

(2b) The volume of an ideal gas of a pressure of 77cmHg and temperature 60oC is 240cm3, if the
temperature and pressure are increased to 98oC and 81cmHg respectively. Calculate the new volume of
the gas

(2c) State four (4) general attributes of gaseous substance

(3a) State Charle’s law

(3b) Air column 10cm in length is trapped into the sealed end of capillary tube by a 15cm column of
mercury with the tube held vertically, on inverting the tube , the air column becomes 15cm long. What
is the atmospheric pressure during the experiment?

(4a) What is meant by the statement, the specific heat capacity of copper is 400j/kgK

(4b) Define the following (i) Specific Latent heat of vaporization (ii) Specific Latent heat of fussion

(4c) How long does it takes a 600W heater operating at full rating to raise the temperature of 500g of
water from 55oC to 75oC. (take specific heat capacity of water as 4200J/KgK and neglect losses)

(5a) Define the following (i) wave (ii) Wave motion

(5b) List five properties of waves

(5c) Define the following terms as used in the description of wave (j) Amplitude (ii) Wave length (iii)
Frequency (iv) Period

(5d) The equation y=5sin(3x-4t), where y is in meters, x is in meters and t is in seconds, represents a
wave motion. Determine the (i) amplitude of the waves (ii) Period of the wave (iii) Speed of the wave

(6a) Define relative humidity (6b) Which instrument use to measure relative humidity (6c) On a certain
day, the dew point was said to be 550c when the air is 400oc. Calculate the relative humidity of the air .
(S.V.P OF WATER AT 400OC and 55oc are 60.0mm and 25.5mm respectively)
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Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic

Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic session

Class: S S S 1 Subject: Chemistry

SECTION A. OBJECTIVE

1) Which of the following turns litmus paper red (a) NaOH (b) H2SO4 (c) NaCL (d) H2O

2) --------- turns litmus paper blue (a) Acis (b) Salt (c) Base (d) Air

3) Lactic acid can be obtained from (a) Fruit (b) Palm oil (c) Vinegar (d) Sour milk

4) Which of the following is NOT example of strong acid (a) CH3COOH (b) HCL (c) H2SO4 (d) HNO3

5) Tribasic acid has ----- of hydrogen atoms (a) 3 (b) 2 (c) 4 (d) 7

6) When acid reacts with base it forms --------- (a) Milk and water (b) Salt only(c) Salt and water
only(d) water only

7) What is the name of gas librated when acid reacts with trioxocarbonates(iV) (a)NH3 (b) N2(c)
H2 (d) CO2

8) Which of the following is anhydride of acid (a)SO2 (b) H2O (c) Na2O(d) K2O

9) Which of the following acid is used in manufacture of fertilizer (a) Hydrochloric acid (b)
Tetraoxosulphate (iv) acid (c) Tetraoxonitrate (V) acid(d) Sodium hydroxide

10) An alkali is --------- (a) insoluble acid (b) insoluble base(c) soluble base(d) soluble salt

11) The pH value of salt is ------- (a) 1.1 (b) 8.3 (c) 10 (d) 7

12) What is the pH value of a solution whose hydrogen ion concentration is 5x10-4 mol/dm3 (a) 3.30
(b) 4.40(c) 5.50 (d) 4.70

13) Which of the following salts does NOT decompose on heating (a) Pb(NO3)2 (b) Na2CO3 (c) NaNO3
(d) KNO3

14) An hydrated salt is the salt that (a)is not soluble in water (b) is soluble in water (c) that contain
water (d) does not contains water

15) Which of the following salt can be used in water softening (a) Nacl (b) caustic soda (c) Calcium
Chloride (d) washing soda
16) Which of the following is an example of efflorescence (a) NaCO3.10H2O (b)H2SO4 (c) CaO (d)
CaCL2

17) An example of deliquescence is the followings EXCEPT --- (a) NaOH (b) H2SO4 (c) MgCL2 (d) P2O5

18) Which of the followings can be used to dry ammonia gas in laboratory (a) P2O5 (b) H2SO4 (c)
CaO (d) CUO

19) Which of the followings is an example of inorganic acid (a) Ethanoic acid (b) Oliec acid(c) Palmtic
acid(d) Hydrogen Chloride

20) Acid that ionized partially in water is called (a) weak acid (b) hydrated acid (c) strong acid (d)
diluted acid

21) The ability of carbon to exist in various forms in the same physical state is called (a) isotopy (b)
allotropy (c) hygroscopic (d) manopolitic

22) We have two types of carbon ---- and -------- (a) quicklime, caustic soda (b) Carbonate,
Graphite(c) Graphite, diamond (c) (d) All of the above

23) The type of bond that exist in a diamond is ----- (a) ionic bond (b) electrovalent bond (c)
coordinate covalent bond (d) Covalent bond

24) The highest harder substance ever known is ------ (a) diamond (b)rock (c) iron (d) graphite

25) Which of the following is NOT a good conductor of electricity (a) iron (b) diamond (c) graphite(d)
aluminum

26) The shape of diamond is ---------- (a) rectangular shape (b) triangular shape (c) octahedral
shape (d) rhombic shape

27) Diamond is used for jewelry because ------ (a) it is hard (b)it is good conductor(c) it is octahedral
in shape (d) it has high refractive index

28) Anhydrous copper(II)tetraoxosulphate(vi) turns from -------- to ------------- in the presence of

water (a) white to blue (b) white to red (c) white to green (d) white to pink

29) Permanent hardness of water can be removed by ---------- (a) filtration (b) adding slaked lime (c)
adding caustic soda (d) boiling

30) Chlorination of water for town supply is carried out to (a) make the water colorless (b) remove
germs from the water (c) make the water tasteful (d) remove odor the water

31) Which of the following combination is producer gas (a) CO and H2 (b) CO2 and H2O (c) CO and
N2 (d) CO and F
32) Which of the following element reacts with cold water vigorously (a) sodium (b) magnesium (c)
aluminum (d) iron

33) The instrument use in laboratory to freshly produce carbon (iv) oxide in laboratory is called ----
apparatus (a) desiccators (b) refrigerator (c) kipp’s (d) elevator

34) The mixture of clay and graphite is used as ------ (a) pen (b) ink in maker (c) mercury in
thermometer (d) lead in pencil

35) Water freeze at ------- temperature and boil at ------- temperature (a) -40c and 1200c (b)0oc and
100oc (c) 10oc and 160oc (d) 20oc and 100oc

36) Hydrocarbon are compounds that contain the element (a) carbon and Helium (b) hydrogen and
water (c) carbon and hydrogen (d) carbon only

37) An example of aliphatic hydrocarbon are these EXCEPT (a) Alkane (b) benzene (c) Alkene (d)
alkyne

38) Which of the following method of separation technique use in separate crude oil into fractions
(a) Crystallization method (b) Evaporation method (c) Shieving method (d) Fractional distillation

39) Reforming of petrol involves -------- (a) breaking down of giant molecule to smaller molecules
(b) joining together smaller molecules to form giant molecules (c) Rearrangement of molecules
(d) none of the above

40) An example of heavy chemical is ------------ (a) drug (b) ammonia (c) paint (d)dye

PART B THEORY SECTION ANSWER ANY 4 QUESTIONS

(1a) Explain the following and gives one example each (i) Strong Acid (ii)
Weak Acid

(1b) Define basicity of an acid?

(1c) What is the basicity of H2SO4?

(1d) Give one example in each of the following (i) Acid salt (ii) normal salt
(iii0 complex salt (iv) Complex salt

(2a) Define Allotropy?

(2b) Give two allotropes of carbon

(2c) give 2 uses of allotropes of carbon mention in (2b) above

(2d) explain general properties of carbon

(3a) Explain why water is universal solvent

(3b) state two uses of distilled water

(3c) state three uses of Graphite

(3d) State two effect of hard water

(4a) Explain how to remove (i) permanent hard water (ii) Temporary hard
water

(4b) What are the causes of (i) temporary hard water (ii) permanent hard
water
(4c) Explain why graphite is good conductor of electricity and diamond does
not

(4d) state two advantages of hard water over soft water

(5a) Explain the terms (i) CRACKING (ii) REFORMING

(5b) What do you understand by term HYDROCARBON

(5c) Give two examples of (i) Aliphatic hydrocarbon (ii) Aromatic

hydrocarbon (5d) State five products of fractional distillation

(6a) Explain distructive distillation of coal

(6b) Name all the products of the distructive distillation of coal

(6c) Write the balance equation of the reaction of carbon with the
following (a) Sulphur (b) Aluminum (c) Hydrogen (d) calcium

(6d) What do you understand by the following (a) water Gas (b) Producer
Gas
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Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic

Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic session

Class: S S S 1 Subject: Physics

SECTION A. OBJECTIVE

(1) Which of the following is NOT the factor that affect the resistance of the
wire (a) Pressure (b) Length (c) Temperature (d) Cross sectional area
(2) ______ is always connected in series in electric circuit (a) Cells (b) Batteries
(c) Voltmeter (d) Ammeter
(3) There are two types of electric cell ______ and______ (a) mechanical cell,
Solar cell (b)Kinetic cell, Potential cell (c) Electrochemical cell, Electrolytic
cell (d) None of the above
(4) Every magnet has at least ______ (a)one north pole and one south pole
(b)one south pole and two north pole (c)two north pole and one south pole
(d)two south pole and two north pole
(5) If a bar magnet is suspended by thread and if it is free to rotate, its south
pole will (a)move towards the south pole of the earth (b)move towards the
east pole of the earth (c)move towards the north pole of the earth (d)move
towards the west of the earth
(6) Temporary magnet can be used in the following EXCEPT (a)electric bell
(b)radio loudspeaker (c)Telephone earpiece (d)induction coil
(7) The magnetic materials which are capable of being magnetized include the
following EXCEPT (a)Glass (b)Nickel (c)Iron (d)Steel
(8) ______ can be defined as the process of removing magnetism from a mag-
netic material (a)Magnetization(b)Fermentation (c)polarization (d)Demagne-
tization
(9) ______ is the random motion of particles suspended in a fluid (a)Diffusion
(b)Brownian motion (c)Osmosis (d)Surface tension
 (10) A drop of oil of volume 10x10-10M3 spreads out on water to make a
circular film of radius 0.15m. calculate the thickness of the film . Take π =
3.142(a)1.41x10-9 m(b)1.34x10-9 (c)2.24x10-9 (d)4.44x10-9
(11) The tendency of the liquid to rise or fall in narrow tube is called
______ (a) Viscosity (b) Capillarity (c) Surface Tension (d) Diffusion
(12) The force of attraction between the molecule of the same kind is
called ______ (a)Adhesive (b)Cohesive (c)viscosity (d)Tension
(13) The force of attraction between molecules of different kinds is called
(a)Adhesive (b)Cohesive (c)viscosity (d)Tension
(14) The internal friction existing between layers of fluid in motion is
called (a) static friction (b)Viscosity (c) Surface tension (d) limit friction
(15) The unit of current is ___ (a)volt (b)ohm (c)kilogram (d)Ampere
(16) The instrument used to measure the potential different in a circuit is
(a) Ammeter(b)Galvanometer (c) Voltmeter (d) Hypsometer

(17) --------- is used to measure the rate of flow of electric charge along a
conductor
(a) Ammeter (b) Voltmeter (c ) Galvanometer (d) Hypsometer
(18) Electric Current flow from --------------
(a) from positive terminal to positive terminal (b) from positive terminal to
negative termina (c ) from negative terminal to negative terminal (d) from
negative terminal to positive terminal
(19) The source of electric energy is ----------------------
(a) key (b) ammeter (c ) bulb (d) battery
(20) Which of the following is NOT types of circuit
(a) General circuit (b)open circuit (c ) closed circuit (d) short circuit
(21) The formation of hydrogen gas bubbled around the copper plate of the
simple cell is ------ (a) polarization (b) Local action (c) Neutralization (d)
Sublimation
(22) The present of impurities in the zinc plate of simple cell is called ------ (a)
polarization (b) Local action (c) Neutralization (d) Sublimation
(23) Calculate the current in electric wire when the 6 coulomb of charge pass through it
in 2 seconds (a) 12A (b) 13A (c) 14A (d) 20A
(24) The ability of a substance to regain its original shape and size after being
distorted by force is called (a) magnetization (b) elasticity (c) electricity (d)
deformation
(25) The point beyond elastic limit in which the elastic material has yielded all its
elasticity permanently is called (a) Elastic limit (b) Broken point (c) yield point (d)
fixed point
(26) The force required by an elastic material to give a unit extension is called
(a)Yield point (b) Frictional point (c) Viscosity (d) Elastic constant
(27) A force of 0.8N stretched an elastic spring by 2cm (0.02m). find the elastic
constant of the string (a) 50.0NM-1 (b) 16.0NM-1 (c) 40.0NM-1 (d) 80.0NM-1
(28) A ratio of the force to Area is ------- (a) Strain (b) Stress (c) Stuff (d) Young
modulus
(29) The ratio of the extension to the original length is -------- (a) Strain (b) Stress
(c) Stuff (d) Young modulus.
(30) A spring is stretched 40mm by a force of 15N. What is the work done by the
force (a) 0.4J (b)0.7J (c)0.9J (d)0.3J
(31) Force is defined as -------- (a) mass x acceleration (b) mass x velocity (c) mass x
time (d)mass x weight
(32) -------- is the circuit with a gap in the conducting path (a) General circuit (b)
Open circuit (c) Closed circuit (d) Short circuit.
(33) Three (3) resistors of resistance 1 ohm, 2 ohms, 3 ohms are connected side
by side, calculate the equivalent resistance -------- (a) 7.5 ohms (b) 10 ohms (c) 6
ohms (d)4 ohms
(34) According to ohm’s law, the voltage increase while the current -------- (a)
decrease (b) constant (c)increase (d)all of the above
(35) The thicker the wire (conductor) the ------ (a) the internal resistance remain
constant (b) the less the resistance (c) the higher the resistance (d)all of the above
(36) Which of the followings is NOT factor affect the resistance of a conductor (a)
Density of the conductor (b) Length of the conductor (c) Area of the conductor (d)
Temperature
(37) Matter exists in three basic states of ------ , ------, and ----- (a) proton, neutron,
electron (b) element, neutron, molecule (c) molecule, neutron, atom (d) particle,
atom, proton
(38) The movement of molecules from a region of high concentration to a region
of low concentration is called -------- (a) Osmosis (b) Brownian motion (c) Diffusion
(d) Sublimation
(39) Which of the following statement is TRUE (a) molecules of a gas are always in
constant motion (b)molecules of a solid are always in constant motion (c) Solid
confirms to the shape of its container (d)molecules of liquid are rigid
(40) ------- is the internal friction existing between layers of fluid in motion(a)
viscosity (b) surface tension (c) terminal speed (d) Density

SECTION B (THEORY) Answer any FOUR questions

1a. Group the following materials into magnetic and non magnetic
materials. Glass, Iron nail, wooden ruler, plastic, steel rod, pencil, brass

1b) State three (3) magnetic properties of iron and steel.

1c) Mention five (5) uses of magnet

(2a) A resistance wire of length 6m and of uniform cross sectional area 3.0
x107m2 has a resistance 0.2 ohm. Calculate its resistivity.

(2b) Explain the following with the aids of diagram

(1) Open circuit (ii) closed circuit (iii) Short circuit

(2c) Give two examples of (i) Active component of an electrical circuit (ii)
Passive components of an electrical circuit

(3a) Define the following (a) Current (b) Electromotive force (c) potential
different

(3b) State 3 (three) differences between Electrochemical cell and

Electrolytic cell

(3c) A cell of e.m.f 1.5v supplied a current of 0.6A through a coil resistance
2 Ohms . Calculate the internal resistance of the cell

(4a) State Hook’s Law

(4b) Explain the following analysis of analysis of analysis of an elastic body

(i) Yield point (ii) Breaking point (iii) Elastic limit

(4c) A force of 50N is applied at the end of a wire 5m long and produces an
extension 2.5 x 10-4m, if the diameter of the wire is 1.58m, calculate the (i)
stress in the wire (ii) strain in the wire (iii) Young Modulus of the wire

(5a) Define surface tension?

(5b) Why does water wet a clean glass surface whereas mercury does not a
clean glass surface?

(5c) An object of mass 0.1kg is dropped in a fluid, if the object’s length is

given as 2m, Calculate the surface tension of the fluid (Take g = 10m/s 2 )

(6a) Differentiate between the force of cohesion and adhesion

 (6b) Calculate the force required to lift a needle of 10cm long off the
surface of liquid, if the surface tension of liquid is 7.7x10-4

(6c) State 2 application of surface tension

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Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic

Third Term Examination for 2023/2024 academic session

Class: S S S 2 Subject: CHEMISTRY

SECTION A. OBJECTIVE

1) The type of chemical reaction when two or more substances combine

to form one simple compound is called (a) Decomposition reaction
(b) catalystic reaction (c) combination reaction (d) reversible reaction

2) A ------- reaction is a chemical reaction which can be made to proceed

in either direction under suitable condition (a) Decomposition
reaction (b) catalytic reaction (c) combination reaction (d) reversible
reaction

3) ---------- involves splitting of a substance into two or more simple

molecules on the application of heat (a) Thermal dissociation (b)
catalytic reaction (c) combination reaction (d) reversible reaction

4) Which of these statement is NOT true about catalyst (a) a catalyst

alter the rate of chemical reaction (b) catalyst affects the type of
product formed in a reaction (c) catalyst does not affect the types of
products formed in a reaction (d) a catalyst remains unchanged in
chemical reaction

5) ----------- is a substance which alters the rate of chemical reaction (a)

Hydrocarbon (b) Electrolysis (c) catalyst (d) Hydrolysis
6) Zn + CUSO4 = ZNSO4 +CU the type of reaction above is ------- reaction
(a) Decomposition (b) Displacement (c) Double decomposition (d)
Thermal dissociation

7) AgNO4 + NaCL = AgCL +NaNO3 The type of reaction above is ---------

(a) Decomposition (b) Displacement (c) Double decomposition (d)
Thermal dissociation

8) 2Pb(NO3)2 = 2PbO +4NO2 + O2 The type of reaction above is called

---------- (a) Decomposition (b) Displacement (c) Double
decomposition (d) Thermal dissociation

9) The ability of an element to displace another in a chemical reaction is

determine by ---------- (a) Position in periodic table (b) the number of
electron present (c) their position in electrochemical series (d) The
number of ions present

10 When the reactants and products are all in the same phase the type
of catalyst is called --------- (a) Heterogeneous catalyst (b)
homogeneous catalyst (c) Redundant catalyst (d) Neutral catalyst.

11 -------- is a reaction in which oxygen is combines with a substance (a)

Reduction (b) thermal (c) Ionization (d) Oxidation.

12 ---------- is a reaction in which Oxygen is removed from a substance

(a) Reduction (b) thermal (c) Ionization (d) Oxidation.

Use the reaction below to answer question (13) and (14)

CUO + H2 = CU + H2O

13 From the reaction above CUO is --------- (a) a reducing agent (b) a
catalyst agent (c) an Enzyme (d) an oxidizing agent

14 From the reaction H2 is --------- (a) a reducing agent (b) a catalyst

agent (c) an Enzyme (d) an oxidizing agent
15 Which of the these elements is more electronegative (a) Fluorine (b)
Oxygen (c) Nitrogen (d) Bromine

16 A substance ----------- when it is oxidized (a) gain electron (b) accept

electrons (c) Loses electron (d) donated electron.

17 A substance ---------- when it is reduced a) gain electron (b) accept

electrons (c) Loses electron (d) donated electron.

18 All elements in the uncombined state have an oxidation number of

----------- (a) +1 (b) -1 (c) infinity (d) zero

19 The oxidation number of Manganese (Mn) in KMno4 is ------- (a) +7

(b) +5 (c) +1 (d) +10

20 The chemical formula for Sodiumtetraoxosulphate(vi) is ----- (a)

NaSO4 (b) Na2(SO4)2 (c) Na2SHO4 (d) Na2SO3.

21 The positive electrode by which the current enters the electrolyte is

called --------- (a) Cathode (b) Anode (c) Rod (d) wire.

22 The negative electrode by which the current enters the electrolyte is

called -------- (a) Cathode (b) Anode (c) Rod (d) wire.

23 An example of strong electrolyte is -------- (a) Ethanol (b) Salt (c)

Ethanoic (d) Benzene.

24 Which of the following is NOT example of none electrolyte (a) Salt

(b) Urea (c) benzene (d) Urine

25 The assembly of two electrode in an electrolyte is called ------- (a)

Electrochemical series (b) Electrolysis (c) Electrochemical cell (d)
none of the above

26 The discharge of ions in the electrolysis is governed by the following

EXCEPT (a) solubility of the substance (b) the nature of the electrode
(c) the concentration of ions (d) the position of the ions in the
electrochemical series.
27 The current flowing in electrolyte is 10A. How long will it take for
100columbs of electricity to pass through the conductor (a)
20seconds (b) 30seconds (c) 40seconds (d) 10seconds.

Use the information below to answer question (28) and (29). During
electrolysis of CUSO4 (copper(ii)tetraoxosulpate(vI),

28 Which of the following ions migrate to cathode (a) CU2+ ,OH- (b)
H+,OH- (c) CU2+,H+ (d) SO42-,OH-.

29 Which of the following ions migrate to anode (a) CU2+ ,OH- (b) H+,OH-
(c) CU2+,H+ (d) SO42-,OH-.

30 An example of anion is ------ (a) CU2+ (b) Na+ (c) OH- (d) Ca2+

31 Which of the following is NOT example of aliphatic hydrocarbon (a)

alkane (b) benzene (c) alkene (d) alkyne

32 The general molecular formula of alkane is ------ (a) CnH2n+2 (b) CnH2n
(c) H2Cn+1 (d) CnH2n

33 Which of the following compound is a gas (a) Pentane (b) Hexane (c)
Butane (d) Nonane

34 Methane is saturated hydrocarbon because (a) it contains carbon

and hydrocarbon (b) because it contains atoms joined only by single
bond (c) because it joined by double bonds (d) because it joined by
triple bonds

35 The name of compound C7H16 is ------- (a) Methane (b) Heptane (c)
Nonane (d) Butane

36 The name of compound C4H10 is --------- (a) Methane (b) Heptane (c)
Nonane (d) Butane

37 The compound formed by carbon are divided into two major

categories (a) Benzene and Aliphatic (b) Cracking and reforming (d)
Saturated and unsaturated (d) Aliphatic and Aromatic
38 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of organic compounds
(a) They are covalent in nature (b) They are volatile (c) They are
immiscible with water (d) They have high melting point

39 During electrolysis --------- occurs at the ANODE (a) Reduction (b)

Oxidation (c) Condensation (d) precipitation

40 During electrolysis --------- occurs at the CATHODE (a) Reduction (b)

Oxidation (c) Condensation (d) precipitation

THEORY PART ANSWER ANY THREE 3 QUESTION

(1a) Define Electrolysis?

(1b) State two types of electrode

(1c) Give two example of (i) strong Electrolyte (ii) weak electrolyte

(1d) State two factors that determine the discharge of ions during
electrolysis

(2a) State (i) Faraday’s first law (ii) Faraday’s second law

(2b) For how long must a current of 1.5amperes passed through an

aqueous solution of copper salt during electrolysis in order to deposit
2.5gramms of copper? (CU = 63.5 ,1F=95600C)

(2c) State two 2 uses of electrolysis

(3a) State four 4 types of chemical reaction

(3b) State the types of chemical reaction that occurred in

(i) The action of heat on lead(ii)trioxonitrate(v) (Pb(NO3)2)

(ii) The reaction between sodium (Na) and Chlorine (CL)

(3c) Define accurately the term catalyst

(3d) State two characteristic of a catalyst

(4a) Define the terms (i) Oxidation (ii) Reduction (iii) Reducing agent
(iv) Oxidizing agent

(4b) Find the oxidation number of sulphur in (i) H2SO4 (ii) Na2SO4

(4c) In the chemical reaction CUO+CO ---- CU+CO2 . Which of the

elements undergoes (i) Reduction (ii) Oxidation (iii) reducing Agent

(iii) Oxidizing agent

(5a) What is organic chemistry?

(5b) write the general molecular formula of alkane

(5c) The compound formed by carbon are divided into two major
categories , list the two major categories and give one example each

(5d) explain the term saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbon