Solutions of ICSE CHEMISTRY Class 10 - 100 MCQs
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Question 1
The element with 2 shells and 3 valence
electrons is:
C) metalloid
Question 2
The periodic property of elements which
increases with increase in atomic radius:
D) Metallic character
Question 3
The elements present in the same group show
similarities in their properties because:
B) they have same number of valence electrons
Question 4
The atomic size ________ down the group in The
Periodic Table hence the density ____________.
B) increases, decreases
Question 5
The element which has 3 electrons in M-shell
of its atom:
D) Aluminium
Question 6
The most electropositive element among the
following elements:
A) Alkali metals
Question 7
The most electro-negative elements belong to:
C) Group VIIA/17
Question 8
The ascending order of Electron Affinity:
D) I<Br<F<Cl
Question 9
Helium has the highest Ionization potential
because:
D) It has stable electronic configuration
Question 10
As the nuclear pull increases on the valence
electrons, the electronegativity __________.
A) increases
Question 11
Two elements X and Y have 2 and 7 valence electrons respectively and they
have same number electron shells. When their Electron affinities are compared:
B) X<Y
Question 12
Boron shows similarity in properties of:
D) Silicon
Question 13
The element which has 1 valence electron but
not a metal:
C) Hydrogen
Question 14
Which of the following statements is not true
about halogens?
C) least reactive among non-metals
Question 15
Which of the following elements has least
metallic character?
C) Aluminium
Question 16
Which of the following is odd in terms of
physical properties?
A) H
Question 17-20
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Question 17
If the X combines with Y:
A) X loses 2 electrons and oxidized
Question 18
The number of valence electrons present in R:
A) 2
Question 19
The element which shows metallic and
non-metallic character:
B) M
Question 20
The sulphate of Z is:
B) Z2SO4
Question 21
An element has 5 electrons in its valence
shell. How many electrons that one atom of this element contributes for the
formation of Covalent bond?
C) 3
Question 22
Two elements A and B have 2 and 7 valence
electrons respectively. The nature of the compound formed between them:
B) exists in crystalline state at room
temperature
Question 23
Which of the following statements is true
about Ammonia molecule?
D) both A) and C)
Question 24
P is a metal which combines with Oxygen to
form a compound with formula P2O3 the change that P
undergoes is:
D) both B and C
Question 25
The electronic configuration of Chlorine after
the formation of Ionic bond with Magnesium:
B) 2,8,8
Question 26
If a substance contains only molecules then:
C) It is volatile
Question 27
Which of the following compounds has strong
electrostatic force ?
B) Sodium chloride
Question 28
The weak force of attraction that exist
between the non-polar covalent molecules:
D) Van der Waal’s force
Question 29
The number of electrons present in the valence
shell of Oxygen in Calcium Oxide:
C) 8
Question 30
The statement which is not true about Sodium
ion:
C) has 1 valence electron
Question 31
How many electrons does one Magnesium atom
donate to each atom of Chlorine in the formation of Magnesium chloride?
A) 1
Question 32
An element has 5 valence electrons in its atom
then it combines with:
D) 3 Hydrogen atoms and forms 3 covalent bonds
Question 33
Which of the following statements is true
about the electrovalent compounds?
A) non-volatile
Question 34
In the formation of an ionic bond, ______ atom
loses electron/s to form ________ and _______ atom gains electron/s to form _______.
C) metal, cation, non-metal, anion
Question 35
The polar covalent compound is formed due to:
D) difference in the electronegativity of the combined
elements
Question 36
When Hydrogen chloride is dissolved in water:
B) HCl ionizes and Hydrogen ion combines with
water molecule to form Hydronium ion
Question 37-40
P, Q, R and S are the elements with atomic number
6, 11, 16 and 8 respectively.
Question 37
The formula of the compound between Q and S:
B) Q2S
Question 38
The number of bonds formed by the element P :
D) 4 covalent bonds
Question 39
The type of bonding between Q and R :
C) Ionic bond
Question 40
Which of the following equations is correct?
C) 4Q + S2 → 2Q2S
Question 41
A weak organic acid:
D) Acetic acid
Question 42
A strong base which is soluble in water:
A) Sodium hydroxide
Question 43
A salt which is formed by the partial
neutralization of an acid with a base:
A) Normal salt
B) complex salt
C) acid salt
D) basic salt
Question 44
Which of the following salts is not a complex
salt?
B) Common salt
Question 45
Which of the following salts react with an
acid to produce a gas with rotten egg smell?
D) sodium sulphide
Question 46
An acid whose basicity is not 1:
A) H2SO4
Question 47
A salt formed by complete neutralization of
Sulphuric acid:
C) Sodium sulpahte
Question 48
A gas produced when dilute HCl is added sodium
sulphite:
C) turns lime water milky and decolourizes
acidified KMnO4
Question 49
When Ammonium hydroxide is added to Copper
sulphate:
A) It gives pale blue ppt. in small amounts
and inky blue solution in excess
Question 50
A salt solution when treated with small
amounts of Ammonium hydroxide gives a gelatinous white ppt which dissolves in
excess Ammonium hydroxide:
D) ZnCl2
Question 51
A salt solution which gives a white ppt. with
Sodium hydroxide but not with Ammonium hydroxide:
C) CaCl2
Question 52
This salt solution gives a greenish white ppt
with barium chloride:
B) FeSO4
Question 53
Which of the following metals gives Hydrogen
gas with Sodium hydroxide?
C) Al
Question 54
A strong mono basic acid ‘X’ reacts with a
strong alkali to produce a salt. Then the salt is :
A) a normal salt
Question 55
Which of the following substances releases
reddish brown gas on thermal decomposition?
D) Lead nitrate
Question 56
A salt solution has pH value 7.2, when an
alkali is added to this solution:
B) The pH increases
Question 57
A greenish yellow gas:
C) Chlorine gas
Table for Question 58-60
Solution |
pH |
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2.3 |
B |
7.0 |
C |
12.7 |
D |
7.9 |
Question 58
Which of these can produce highest number of hydroxyl
ions in its aqueous solution?
C) C
Question 59
The solution which can produce Hydrogen gas
with an active metal
A) A
Question 60
When Phenolphthalein indicator is added to the
solution C it turns:
D) pink
Question 61
The Vapour density of Methane :
At. wt.
H – 1, C – 12
C) 8
Question 62
If the Vapour Density of a compound is equal
to the Empirical formula wt. the n=____
D) 2
Question 63
If the Molecular formula and the empirical
formula of the compound are same then:
C) 2xVD = EFwt.
Question 64
If a compound has EF - C2H3
then the molecular formula of the compound could be :
D) C4H6
Question 65
The percentage of Oxygen in Sulphuric acid:
At. wt. H-1, O-16, S-32
B) 65.30%
Question 66
The percentage composition of a compound is Na-
29.11%, S- 40.50%, O – 30.37%. Find the EF of that compound:
at. wt. O-16, Na-23, S-32
C) Na2S2O3
Question 67
The EF formula of a compound is NH2
and its RMM is 32 then :
(At. wt. H-1, N-14)
B) n=2 and MF is N2H4
Question 68
The Empirical Formula of Glucose is:
A) CH2O
Question 69
The EF wt of water is:
(at wt. H-1, O-16)
C) 18
Question 70
The EF of a compound is CH and n=6 then the molecular formula is
B) C6H6
Question 71
9.6g of Magnesium is burnt completely in
presence of sufficient Oxygen to form 16g of Magnesium oxide then find the
percentage of Oxygen in the product:
A) 40%
Question 72
A hydrocarbon contains 75% of Carbon and
_________ % of Hydrogen in it:
C) 25%
Question 73
The Molecular wt of a compound is 90 and the
EF wt is 30 then :
C) n=3
Question 74
Find the relative molecular mass of Sodium
carbonate
At. wt. C-12, O-16, Na-23
D) 106
Question 75
Find the percentage of water in Copper
sulphate crystals (CuSO4.5H2O)
(At.wt. H-1, O-16, S-32, Cu-64)
C) 36%
Question 76
If 20% percent of a Hydrocarbon is Hydrogen,
the mass of the Carbon present in 50 g of that Hydrocarbon:
D) 40g
Question 77
The vapour density of a compound is found to
be twice the EF wt. then:
C) RMM = 4x EF Mass
Question 78
The simplest whole number ratio of the number
of atoms of each element present in a given compound is:
C) Empirical Formula
Question 79
3.96 g of a gas occupies a volume of 2lit and
0.09g of Hydrogen occupies 1lit volume. Then the vapour density of the gas is:
B) 22
Question 80
Vapour density of a compound is:
C) Half of the RMM
Question 81
The compound which undergoes complete
dissociation:
A) Strong electrolyte
Question 82
Which of the following compounds conducts
large amount of electricity through its aqueous solution?
C) Sodium chloride
Question 83
During electrolysis:
A) cations migrate to negative electrode
Question 84
The cation which gets reduced first during the
electrolysis of a solution which contains Cu2+ , Ag+ and H+ of the same
concentration :
B) Ag+
Question 85
When fused Lead bromide is electrolyzed using
graphite electrodes the product formed at cathode is:
C) Lead metal
Question 86
The observation at anode during the above
electrolysis process:
D) Reddish brown vapours
Question 87
The acid added to water before its
electrolysis is:
C) Sulphuric acid because it is a non-volatile
acid
Question 88
The cathode reaction during the electrolysis
of Copper sulphate solution using Copper electrodes:
C) Cu2+ + 2e- → Cu
Question 89
The colour of the copper sulphate solution,
during the electrolysis using Copper electrodes:
B) does not fade
Question 90
The electrolyte used in electroplating an
article with Silver is:
C) Sodium Silver cyanide because its gives
long lasting coating of Silver metal
Question 91
The anode reaction during electroplating an
article with Nickel metal using Nickel sulphhate:
A) Ni – 2e- → Ni2+
Question 92
Which of the following metals has to be electro-refined?
D) Copper
Question 93
The anode in the electro-refining of Impure
copper metal using Copper sulpahte solution:
A) A block of impure copper
Question 94
Which of the following metals can be extracted
from its compound by Electrolysis only?
D) Aluminium
Question 95
Which of the following ions is most difficult
to oxidize?
C) Potassium ion
Question 96
The product at cathode in electrolysis of
concentrated Sodium chloride solution:
B) Hydrogen gas
Question 97
The electrolysis of a salt XY2
gives:
A) Metal X at cathode
Question 98
During electrolysis of a fused salt:
C) The cations get reduced at cathode
Question 99
Two water soluble compounds X and Y are inserted in an electric circuit and
it is observed that X conducts less amount of electricity compared to Y, then:
C) X is a weak electrolyte compared to Y
Question 100
The essential condition for substance to be
electrolyzed:
D) must have free ions in its molten state or
aqueous solution
Question 101
The number of electron pairs (bond pairs)
being shared between the Oxygen atoms in an Oxygen molecule:
B) 2
Question 102
Ammonium chloride contains:
D) all of the above
Question 103
Formation of a coordinate covalent bond is:
C) a consequence of presence of lone pair
Question 104
In the formation of Magnesium chloride,
Magnesium achieves the electronic configuration of :
B)
Neon
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