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    This document is a chemistry test for a 12th grade STEM class at Gigmoto Rural Development High School in Catanduanes, Philippines. The test covers various chemistry concepts including types of mixtures and solutions, chemical names and formulas, isotopes, molar mass, stoichiometry, and percent composition. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing students on these topics, as well as problems requiring students to balance chemical equations, calculate molar masses, convert between moles and mass, and find percent compositions of elements in compounds. The test aims to evaluate students' understanding of key concepts in general chemistry.

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    This document is a chemistry test for a 12th grade STEM class at Gigmoto Rural Development High School in Catanduanes, Philippines. The test covers various chemistry concepts including types of mixtures and solutions, chemical names and formulas, isotopes, molar mass, stoichiometry, and percent composition. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing students on these topics, as well as problems requiring students to balance chemical equations, calculate molar masses, convert between moles and mass, and find percent compositions of elements in compounds. The test aims to evaluate students' understanding of key concepts in general chemistry.

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    GenChem1 Periodical Test 1

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    MA. HAZEL TEOLOGO
    This document is a chemistry test for a 12th grade STEM class at Gigmoto Rural Development High School in Catanduanes, Philippines. The test covers various chemistry concepts including types of mixtures and solutions, chemical names and formulas, isotopes, molar mass, stoichiometry, and percent composition. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing students on these topics, as well as problems requiring students to balance chemical equations, calculate molar masses, convert between moles and mass, and find percent compositions of elements in compounds. The test aims to evaluate students' understanding of key concepts in general chemistry.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region V (Bicol)
    Division of Catanduanes
    GIGMOTO RURAL DEVELOPMENT HIGH SCHOOL
    Gigmoto, Catanduanes

    General Chemistry 1
    Periodical Test 1 │ QUARTER 1 │ 1st SEMESTER

    Name: ____________________________________ Date: October_____, 2022


    Grade and Section: 12 STEM

    A. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Direction: Read each question carefully and encircle the letter of the
    correct answer.
    1. Water, table salt, sugar and rust are examples of _____________________.
    a. Compounds c. Mixtures
    b. Elements d. Solutions
    2. The chemical name of NaBr is ______________
    a. Sodium monobromide c. Sodium bromine
    b. Sodium bromide d. Sodium Bromite
    3. Table salt is a compound with the chemical name sodium chloride. Which is its chemical symbol
    a. CaCO 3 c. NaBr
    b. NaCl d. Mg(OH )2
    4. The _______________ of a compound is based on the actual number of atoms that comprise a
    molecule of that compound.
    a. Molecular formula c. Structural formula
    b. Empirical formula d. Chemical formula
    5. A/an _________________ of a compound reflects the simplest ratio of atoms in the compound.
    a. Molecular formula c. Structural formula
    b. Empirical formula d. Chemical formula
    6. Which of the following is found on the left side of the reaction symbol in a chemical equation?
    a. Reactant b. Product
    7. A homogeneous liquid that cannot be separated into its components through physical means but
    can be decomposed through electrolysis is classified as a/an ___________________.
    a. Compound c. Mixture
    b. Element d. Solution
    8. The _____________ are atoms of an element with the same atomic number but different mass
    numbers.
    a. Elements c. Isotopes
    b. Molecules d. Compound
    9. The mass number of an element is equal to ___________.
    a. The number of protons b. The number of electrons
    c. The sum of protons and neutrons d. The atomic number
    10. The atomic number of an element represents the number of __________ in its nucleus.
    a. Electrons c. Protons
    b. Mass number d. Neutrons
    11. What isotope of carbon is used as a reference to express the atomic mass of each element?
    a. Carbon-11 c. Carbon-13
    b. Carbon-12 d. Carbon-14
    12. This is equal to the sum of all the stable isotope multiplied by it percent abundance
    a. Atomic mass c. Atomic number
    b. Average atomic mass d. Average atomic number
    13. The value of Avogadro’s number is equal to
    a. 6.022x1022
    b. 6.022x102 3
    c. 6.022x102 4
    d. 6.022x102 5
    14. The mass of a mole of an element or compound is
    a. Atomic mass c. Atomic number
    b. Molar mass d. Mass number
    15. A _____________ shows the identity of the reactants and products and the relative amounts of these
    substances consumed or produced.
    a. Chemical equation c. Chemical formula
    b. Chemical reaction d. Molecular formula
    16. In the reaction: 2Mg+ 2O 2MgO, the reactant is
    a. 2MgO c. 2Mg
    b. 2Mg+O2 d. O2
    17. Which of these elements has a average atomic mass of 55.85 amu? Refer to the periodic table of
    elements.
    a. Co c. Mn
    b. Fe d. Ni
    18. How many atoms of silver are present in a 75-gram pure sample?
    a. 1.2x10−24 c. 4.2x1024
    b. 1.34x10−2 0 d. 4.87x1027
    19. Which of the following is NOT true about one mole of Magnesium chloride?
    a. It has 6.0222x102 3 Mg 2+¿ ¿
    b. It has 2x(6.0222x1023 ¿Cl−¿ ¿
    c. It has 6.0222x1023 Mg 2+¿ ¿and Cl−¿¿ ions
    d. It has 6.0222x1023 MgCl formulaunits
    20. What is the correct chemical name of the compound NiCO 3
    a. Nickel carbon trioxide c. Nickel Carbonate
    b. Nickel (III) oxide d. Nickel trioxide

    TEST II. Balance the following Chemical Equations (2 points each)


    1. ___ Fe2 O 3 +¿ S ____Fe+____SO2
    2. ___Al+___ Br2 ___ Al Br3
    TEST III. Get the molar mass of the following:
    1. K 2 SO 4
    2. Al2 O3
    3. Ca(NO3 )2
    TEST IV. Convert the following substances. (2 points each)
    1. 1.80 mol Na 2 CO 3 ¿ formulaunits
    2. 2.83 mol K 2 SO 4 ¿ mass
    3. 114.08 grams C 8 H 18 ¿ mole
    4. 159.62 g Cu So4 ¿ mole
    TEST V. Find the % composition of all the elements in ascorbic acid. (5 points)

    A. C 6 H 8 O6

    Good Luck

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    MA. HAZEL T. TEOLOGO


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