Worksheet Acids and Alkalis
Worksheet Acids and Alkalis
Worksheet Acids and Alkalis
sour in taste
C
(
sweet in taste
)
C
than 7
salty in taste
D
bitter in taste
less than 7
equal to 7
more than 7
(
)
sour in taste
C
(
sweet in taste
)
salty in taste
D
bitter in taste
hydrochloric acid
citric acid
C
(
malic acid
)
tartaric acid
5
Which of the following generally reacts with acids to form a
salt and hydrogen gas?
alkalis
carbonates
metals
nitrates
carbonic acid
C
(
hydrochloric acid
)
sulphuric acid
D
nitric acid
7
The acid used in making fertilisers and explosives is
____________.
A
hydrochloric acid
carbonic acid
C
(
sulphuric acid
)
nitric acid
8
Litmus paper (purple colour) in distilled water when added
to an acid changes to
red
green
blue
purple
A
turns blue litmus paper red
paper blue
C
(
tastes sour
)
B
D
is not reactive
oxalic acid
calcium hydroxide
methyl orange
hydrogen gas
)
11 When an indicator is added to solutions of different pH
values, it should show a change in ___________.
A
colour
state
volume
smell
)
12 When phenolphthalein is added to an alkaline solution, it
turns __________.
A
pink
colourless
C
(
white
)
green
making soaps
manufacturing salts
making explosives
it increases
it decreases
C
it remains the same
decreases
(
)
hydrogen
oxygen
B
D
nitrogen
sulphur
Colour of litmus
Colour of
paper
phenolphthalein
Blue
Colourless
Red
Colourless
Colour of
methyl orange
Yellow
Red
R
Blue
Pink
Yellow
S
Red
Colourless
Yellow
Arrange the substances according to their pH values, from
the lowest pH to the highest pH.
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5. Complete the following equations.
A
Iron + Sulphuric acid _____________________ +
____________________
B
Calcium carbonate + Hydrochloric acid
_____________________ + _____________________ +
___________________________
C
Zinc + ___________________ Zinc chloride +
_____________________
III. STRUCTURED QUESTIONS.
1. State the general properties of acids.
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2. Give (5) examples of acids and their uses.
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3. State the general properties of alkalis.
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4. Give (5) examples of alkalis and their uses.
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