- 1. Metals are elements whose atoms ionize by electron _________
A) gain
B) ion
C) atom
D) lose
- 2. Non-metals are elements whose atoms ionize by electron ________
A) lose
B) element
C) atom
D) gain
- 3. _________ is a liquid metal at room temperature with a melting point of -39ᵒc
A) Mercury
B) Metal
C) Diamond
D) Element
- 4. Metals are _______ agents because they tend to donate their electrons readily during chemical reactions.
A) producing
B) oxidizing
C) combining
D) reducing
- 5. The positive ions enter into chemical combinations with negative ions or radicals to form _______ compounds.
A) covalent
B) electrovalent
C) ionize
D) ionization
- 6. _________ of metals is the process by which metals are isolated from their ore.
A) Property
B) Ionisation
C) Extraction
D) Chemical
- 7. During electrolysis, the ________ acts as a reducing agent by supplying electrons to the metallic ions in the electrolyte, resulting in the deposition of the free metal.
A) Cataion
B) Cathode
C) Anode
D) Electrode
- 8. 8.
What is the element that ionise to form positive ions by losing electrons____ → Na+ + e-
A) Ca
B) AL
C) Na
D) K
- 9. Sodium and ________ are light, soft metals with low melting point of 97ᵒc and 63ᵒc.
A) Chlorine
B) Ion
C) Calcium
D) Potassium
 A) Ca2+(OH-)2(aq)
B) CaC03
C) Ca2HC03
D) Ca0H2
- 11. At the cathode, the _________ ions receive an electron, each to become metallic sodium.
A) Calcium
B) Ion
C) Sodium
D) Chlorine
- 12. At the anode, the _______ ions give up an electron each to become chlorine atom which then pair up to form gaseous chlorine molecules.
A) Chloride
B) Water
C) Sodium
D) Iron
- 13. _______ forms ionic compounds with high melting points. These compounds are water soluble and mostly white.
A) Sodium
B) Oxygen
C) Calcium
D) Iron
- 14. Ethanoic acid reacts reversibly with alkanol to form ______
A) Fat
B) Sugar
C) Ester
D) Liquid
- 15. When an alkanol reacts with a carboxylic acid, an ester and water are formed, this reaction is called an ______ reaction.
A) Esterification
B) Endothermic
C) Oxidation
D) Reduction
- 16. Fats and oil belong to a group of compound known as _______
A) Lipids
B) Animals
C) Sugar
D) Soaps
- 17. In formation of soap, the general process of alkaline hydrolysis of esters by which soap is obtained is called _________
A) Fatty acid
B) Glucose
C) Saponification
D) Esterification
- 18. Fats are ________ and of animal origin.
A) Solid
B) Plants
C) Liquid
D) Temperature
- 19. Oils are __________ mainly from plants and room temperature.
A) Liquid
B) Water
C) Solid
D) Fluid
- 20. The last product of lipid is ______
A) Ester
B) Glucose
C) Amino acid
D) Fatty acid
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