MIDTERM EXAM in GENERAL CHEMISTRY

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Date: __________

Year Level/Course :________________

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Test I Identification
Objective : To assess the students ability to analyze the exam
based on the previous lesson.
Direction: Fill out the space provided before each number with the
correct answer.
: 2 points each
Ml. L.
: 90 %
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_____ 1. A Greek word meaning The Black

Art.
_________________ 2. He developed the 1st pharmacopeia.
_________________ 3. Father of Modern Chemistry.
_________________ 4. branch of science that deals with the study
of matter.
_________________ 5. The earliest metals during the Earliest time
to 300 B.C.
_________________ 6.
_________________ 7.
_________________ 8.
_________________ 9.
_________________ 10. Famous names during the earliest time to
300 B.C.
_________________ 11.
_________________ 12.
_________________ 13.
_________________ 14. The greatest Chemist who invented
filtration & sublimation.
_________________ 15. Started the making of drugs & medicines in
the laboratory.

_________________ 16. Wrote a book entitled The Skeptical

Chemist.
_________________ 17. The Father of Modern periodic Table.
---------------------------- 18. Branch of chemistry that deals with
the processes of living
organisms.
_________________ 19. Branch of chemistry that deals with the use
of chemical
techniques in the study of nuclear
reactions.
_________________ 20. Branch of chemistry that studies the
chemical effect of high
energy radiation on substances.
Test II Multiple Choice
Objective : To develop students critical thinking ability in the
selection to the right
answer,
Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
: 1 point each
M.L.
: 90%
1. Made up of only one type of atom:
a. compounds
c. elements
b. mixtures
d. pure substances
2. These are not uniform in composition & contain two or more
different substances:
a. compounds
c. elements
b. mixtures
d. pure substances
3. Properties in chemistry refer to qualities or distinguishing
characteristics of a substance used in its identification &
description.
a. True
b. false
4. This can be observed & measured without changing the
composition of the matter.
a. Chemical properties
c. Physical properties
b. Intrinsic properties
d. Extrinsic properties
5. Examples of physical properties are the following EXCEPT:
a. Color
c. hardness
b. Boiling
d. water
6. These are the tendencies of a substance to change or form
another substance:

a. Physical properties
c. chemical properties
b. Intrinsic properties
d. Extrinsic
7. Refers to the inherent characteristics of the substance &
depend on the kind or quality of the material itself:
a. Physical properties
c. Chemical properties
b. Intrinsic properties
d. Extrinsic properties
8. Examples of intrinsic properties are the following EXCEPT:
a. Taste
c. Color
b. Density
d. odor
9. The following are examples of extrinsic properties EXCEPT
a. Size
c. Shape
b. Mass
d. color
10. Refers to the space that matter occupies:
a. Mass
c. Volume
b. Weight
d. Water
11. It is the total number of molecules found in the body:
a. Volume
c. Mass
b. Inertia
d. density
12. /the following are the following are the general properties
of matter EXCEPT:
a. Volume
c. mass
b. Inertia
d. Water
13. The total pull of gravity upon a give mass:
a. Volume
c. Weight
b. Inertia
d. Mass
14. There are three chemical changes in matter:
a. True
b. false
15. It result in the disappearance of substances & formation
of new ones:
a. Physical change
c, Chemical change
b. Electrical change
d. None of the above
16. Examples of physical changes are the following EXCEPT:
a. Melting of sugar
c. Decay
b. Evaporation
d. powdering
17. Examples of chemical changes are the following EXCEPT:
a. Souring
c. decay
b. Evaporation
d none of the above
18. Condition of matter where the molecules are compact:
a. Liquid
c. Solid
b. Gas
d. Plasma
19. Condition when the molecules are loose & less compact:
a. Liquid
c. Solid
b. Gas
d. Plasma
20. The types of liquids are the following EXCEPT:
a. Fluids
c. volatile

b. Amorphous
d. viscous
21. Substance that flows freely:
a. Fluids
c. Viscous
b. Volatile
d. Non-volatile
22. Substances which are glutinous & less resistance to flow:
a. Fluids
c. Viscous
b. Volatile
d. Non-volatile
23. Easy to convert to gas or vapor:
a. Fluids
c. Viscous
b. Volatile
d. Non- volatile
24. The following are examples where plasma are to be found
EXCEPT:
a. Lighting
c. fluorescent
b. Sun
d. Gas
25. The law of Conversion of Matter was formulated by:
a. /Antoine Lavosier
b. Robert Boyle
c. Robert Koch
d. None of the above
26. Joseph Proust formulated the:
a. Law of Conversion of matter
b. Law of Conversion of energy
c. Law of Definite Composition or law of Definite
Proportion
27. Law of Multiple Proportion was started by:
a. Antoine Lavosier
b. John Dalton
c. Joseph Proust
d. Robert Koch
28. There are 9 forms of energy:
a. True
b. false
29. Energgy of motion:
a. Kinetic
c. inertia
b. Heat energy
d. electrical energy
30. Energy involved in doing work by mechanical appliance or
machines:
a. Mechanical energy
c. Kinetic energy
b. Heat energy
d. Inertia
Test III Identify the following materials whether pure substance
or a mixture. Write P for pure substance & M for mixture on the
before each number. (10 points)
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1. Salt
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6. Corn oil
___________ 2. Water
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7. Air without clouds

___________ 3. Gold
___________ 4. Halo-halo
___________ 5. Salt solution
vinegar

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8. Oxygen
9. Beach sand
10. White