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    Notre Dame of Libungan Inc.

    Libungan North Cotabato

    1st Periodical Exam


    Grade 7 Science
    Name: ___________________________________ Date: ___________________________
    Section: __________________________________ Score: __________________________

    TEST I: Multiple Choice

    Direction: Read and understand carefully the following items and select the letter that corresponds to the correct
    answer on the space provided before the number. ( 30 points )

    ______ 1. It is a substance that has distinct properties and has a fixed chemical composition.
    A. Pure Substance B. Mixtures C. Compound D. Homogenous Mixture

    ______ 2. They are made up of two or more pure substances that are physically combined.
    A. Mixtures B. Pure Substance C. Compound D. Homogenous Mixture

    ______ 3. If all portions of a material are in the same state and are uniform throughout then the material is _______.
    A. Homogeneous B. Heterogeneous C. Compound D. Pure Substance

    ______4. This type of material is not completely uniform and composed of two or more phases.
    A. Homogeneous B. Heterogeneous C. Compound D. Pure Substance

    ______5.A process used by the scientist to separate many liquid mixtures. The mixture is dissolved in a liquid or gas, and
    the solution dissolves quickly and travels up toward a solid material.
    A. Evaporation B. Filtration C. Distillation D. Chromatography

    _____6. Which of the following statements has a correct definition?


    A. Evaporation happens when you put the salt water in an open container under the sun then the water
    evaporates leaving the salt behind
    B. Distillation is the process of separating mixtures where particles of solid matter neither dissolve nor settle in a
    liquid, the mixture can be filtered using paper or cloth.
    C. Chromatography is the process used to separate many solid mixtures.
    D. When two immiscible liquids are put together you can separate using a magnet.

    _____7. What is the difference between filtration and decantation?


    A. Decantation is when two immiscible liquids are put together, the denser liquid settles below the other while
    filtration is when you let the substance evaporate using heat or fire.
    B. Filtration is the used of magnets while decantation is mixing two immiscible liquids together and the denser
    liquid settles below the other.
    C. Decantation is when two immiscible liquids are put together, the denser liquid settles below the other while
    filtration is when particles of a solid matter neither dissolve nor settle in a liquid and the mixture can be filtered
    using filter paper and cloth.
    D. Filtration and Decantation has no difference at all.

    _____8. This is phase of matter where the sounds travel faster because the molecule is intact.
    A. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. Plasma

    _____ 9. This is the phase of matter where the molecules are very far away with each other.
    B. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. Plasma
    _____10. It is the process of separating mixtures that uses magnet.
    A. Magnetic separation B. Distillation C. Decantation D. Evaporation

    _____11. How many elements had been discovered by our scientists up to this day?
    A. 115 B. 118 C. 119 D. 120

    _____12. This material is used in the laboratory to determine the acidity and basicity of a substance. It is also called
    indicators.
    A. Litmos paper B. Litmus paper C. Letmus paper D. Litmuse paper

    _____13. What is the first element in the Periodic Table?


    A. Helium B. Carbon C. Calcium D. Hydrogen

    _____14. The common food enhancers in our home are vinegar, soy sauce and salts. What is a vinegar?
    A. Base B. Acid D. Beverage D. Neutral

    _____15. How would you know if the substance is an acid or base?


    A. Their pH level is ranging from 1 to 6 C. They are sweet and sour
    B. Their pH level is ranging from 7 to 14 D. They are salty

    _____16. What is the molecular formula of a compound table sugar or sugar?


    A. C6H12O6 B. C6H12O11 C. C5H12O6 D. C4H15O6

    _____17. If the composition of a material is completely uniform, then it is called_______.


    A. Heterogeneous B. Homogeneous C. Colloids D. Suspension

    _____18. The element Na – Sodium added to Cl- Chlorine will become ________.
    A. Sodium Chlorine B. Sodium Chlorite C. Natrium Chloride D. Sodium Chloride

    _____19. The process of separating mixtures with the use of paper and cloth or any material which is fine enough to
    hold the solid particle.
    A. Magnetic Separation B. Filtration C. Decantation D. Evaporation

    _____20. They are made up of two or more substances that are physically combined.
    A. Mixtures B. Elements C. Colloid D. Suspension

    _____21. A mixture of liquid is heated in the flask. The liquid with the lower boiling point evaporates. What type of
    separating mixtures it is all about?
    A. Evaporation B. Filtration C. Distillation D. Decantation

    _____22. A __________ is formed when a solute dissolves in a solvent to form single phase that appears uniform
    throughout.
    A. solvent B. solution C. solubility D. solute

    _____23. There is a limit to the amount of solute you can dissolve in a given amount of water. This has something to do
    with_______.
    A. Soluble B. Solubility C. Solvent D. Solution

    _____24. It is the pressure above the solution.


    A. Pressure B. Temperature C. Solute D. Solute

    _____25. What is the name of a symbol Hg in the Periodic Table ?


    A. Hydrargyrum B. Mercury C. Sulfur D. Helium

    _____26. What is the symbol of an element Silver?


    A. Au B. Sb C. Si D. Ag

    _____27. What is water?


    A. Compound B. Solution C. Element D. Solute

    _____28. A concentration expressed by percent by mass is a ratio of a measured amount of solute to a measured
    amount of solution.
    A. Percent by Volume B. Percent by Mass C. Percent by Weight D. Percent by Density

    _____29. It usually describes solutions in which both solute and solvents are liquid.
    A. Percent Volume B. Percent by Mass C. Percent by Weight D. Percent by Density

    _____30. It contains a small amount of solute. These are qualitative descriptions of the amount of solute in a solution.
    A. Solution B. Dilute Solution C. Saturated Solution D. Unsaturated

    Test II: Identfication


    Direction: Read and understand carefully the following items. Identify appropriate element and write the name on the
    space provided before the number. (10 points)

    __________1. It is the most abundant element in the earth’s crust.


    __________2. This element has many uses for man. Coal which is carbon, is used for fuel.
    __________3. This is a bleaching agent in the manufacture of textile and paper. Its symbol is Cl.
    __________4. A strong acid used in metallurgy, like in the production of steel.
    __________5. This element can be fixed by bacteria in the soil to produce nitrate, which is a good fertilizer.
    __________6. The second most abundant element in Earth’s crust.
    __________7. This the element needed to maintain a healthy Thyroid gland.
    __________8. This acid can be found in the stomach, primarily to aid in digestion.
    __________9. This is the common metal element that is used in jewelry.
    __________10. It is the element that makes up bones and teeth.

    TEST III: Problem Solving


    Direction: Solve for the following about percent by mass. Write the given, write the formula and show your solution. (5
    points each)

    1. What is the percent by mass of NaHCO3, in a solution containing 20 g NaHCO3 dissolved in 600 g of water?

    2. A dextrose solution with a mass of 2 x 102 g has 15.8 g of dextrose dissolve in it. What is the mass percent
    concentration?

    3. Suppose that a solution was prepared by dissolving 25 g of sugar into 100 g of water? What is the mass percent
    of sugar?
    4. A saline solution with a mass of 355 g has 36.5 g of NaCl dissolved in it. What is the mass percent concentration
    of solution?

    TEST III: Essay (5 points each number )


    Direction: Explain the following items (maximum of 5 sentences)

    1. What is the difference between acids and bases?

    2. What is the difference between the molecules of solid, liquid and gas?

    3. Write a short paragraph about the importance of water in our lives. (maximum of 6 sentences)

    That which pleases God, I strive to do always!

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