Friday, March 28, 2014

SOLUTION AKUEB of Paper I of XI year (MCQS) 2014


CLASS XI FINAL TERM EXAMINATION 2014
Chemistry Paper I
1ST SHIFT
Max. Marks: 30                                                                                       Time: 40 minutes
 
Solution

1. The largest number of molecules is present in
            A. 3.6g of H2O
            B.  4.8 g of C2H5OH
            C. 2.8 g of CO           
            D.  5.4 g of N2O5
2. A limiting reactant is the one which
            A .  is take is lesser quantity in gram as compared to other reactants
            B .  is take lesser quantity in volume
            C . give maximum amount of product
            D . give the minimum amount of the product   

3.One mole of (NH4)3PO4 contains _?_ moles of hydrogen atoms.
A.    3
B.     6
C.     9
D.           12

4. The conclusion drawn from Rutherford’s a particle scattering experiment is
A.    Mass and energy are related
B.  Electrons occupy the outer space of nucleus
C.  Neutrons are situated inside the nucleus
      D.  The collision of matter can be established
5. Which of the following configurations represent the Gallium (Z=31)
A.    .1s2, 2s2, 2p6, 3s2,3p6, 3d10, 4s2 ,4p1
B.     1s2, 2s22p6, 3s23p6, 4p1 ,3d10, 4s2
C.  1s2, 2s22p6, 3s23p6, 4s2 ,3d10, 4p1
D.    1s2, 2s22p6, 3s23p6,  4s24p1 ,3 d10

 6. Which of the following combination of quantum numbers is NOT possible?
A.    {3        2          -0         ½}      
B.     {4        0          0          ½}
C. {3     2      -3     ½}
D.    {5        3          0          -1/2}

7.  Molarity  of  pure water  is
A.  1.00    
B.  6.000
C.  18.00              
D.  55.55

8. The conjugate base of HSO4-1  is     (HSO4-1     →      H+  + SO4-2)
A. SO2-4      
B. SO2-3
C. H2SO4                  
D. H2SO3

9. Which of the following can be considered as an acid according to Lowry –Bornsted
theory?
A.OH-                         
B. H3O+
C. Cl-           
D. HSO-4

10.From the molecular point of view molecules evaporate form the surface of a liquid if them:
A.  have sufficient K.E to overcome the attractive coerces in the liquid
B.     are attracted to other molecules in the vapor phase
C.     are in the state of dynamic equilibrium
D.    are repelled by other molecules in the liquid phase

11.The highest  temperature at which a liquid can coexist  in equilibrium with its
vapour is called:
A.  Melting point             
B.  Critical point
C.  Critical temperature  
D.  all of these

12. The smallest portion or the space of lattice which Show  the pattern of lattice is called
A.    Unit cell 
B.      Crystal lattice
C.  Space lattice   
D.  Cubic crystals
13. A solid in which the constituent structural units are arranged in definite
geometrical configuration, characteristic of the substance is known as
A.    Amorphous solid        
B. Crystalline solid
C.   Pseudo solid              
D.  Super cooled liquid
14.   
Experiment No.

Initial concentrations
Initial Rate of reaction
Mol/dm3/hr
[A]
      [B]
01
0.10
0.02
10
02
0.10
0.03
15
03
0.2
0.02
20
 The rate law derived for the reaction from the above data is 

A. Rate law  =k [A][B]
B. Rate law  =k [A]2[B]
C. Rate law  =k [A] 2 [B]1/2
D. Rate law  =k [A]1/2[B]2
15. A positive catalyst  can:
                
A. diminish the enthalpy of reaction
B. shift the equilibrium of reaction
C. makes a reaction thermodynamically more feasible
D. diminish the activation of reaction 
16.              If a system at equilibrium is disturb by some change, the system will shift so as to undo the effect of the changes this statement is known as
A.    Le- Chatelier’s principle      
B.     Law of mass action
C.  Graham’s law             
D.   Equilibrium Law

17.               At a temperature of about 4250C ,  H2 (g) + I2(g)  ↔ 2HI(g)
the equilibrium mixture contain  [H2] =0.10  ,[I2]= 0.10 and [HI]= 0.70. If suddenly 0.050 mol/dm3 of H2, 0.050 mol/dm3 of I2 0.350 mol/dm3 of HI were added , the result would be that:
                            
A. more HI would from
            B.  the equilibrium would be shifted to the right
            C.  More H2  and I2 would from 
D. No net Chemical change would occur
     
18. The hybridization of Chlorine   atom in HClO4 molecule is
            A.  Sp                         
            B.  Sp2
            C.  Sp3                                        
                D.  Sp3d2

19. The geometrical  shape of SO2 molecule is
            A . Tetrahedral                                   
            B . Triangular planer
            C .  Bent                        
            D . Linear
           
20.  Which molecule does have net dipole moment is Zero
            A .   CO2                 
                B .   NH3
            C.    H2O                    
            D .   HCl        
21 . A real gas most closely approaches the behavior of an ideal gas under condition of :   
      A.  High pressure and low temp.
      B. Low pressure and high temp.
      C. Low pressure and low temp. 
      D. High pressure and high temp.

22. At sea level  boiling point of liquid, the vapour pressure of the liquid :                         
      A. is equal to 76cm of Hg
      B. differs for different substance
      C.  does not have a definite value vapour pressure at boiling
      D. is equal to 76 torr

23. The portion of matter under investigation is known as
            A .  System                                  
            B.  Surrounding 
            C .  States  function   
            D.  Intensive properties 

24. Hess’ law deal  with
            A .  heat change accompanying a chemical process
            B .  rate of chemical reaction
            C .  Equilibrium
            D.   Influence of temperature on reaction

           
25.  In a process a  1200 J heat   absorbed in a system a  while 200 J work done on the
system  the change in internal energy is
A.   1400 J 
B.     1000 J
C.   600 J        
D.   1600 J
26.       During rusting of iron, it gets
A.  Oxidized
B.     Reduced
      C.  Sublimed        
D.  Decomposed
                   
27.       The following reaction is a Redox reaction 
            S2O32-     +      I2      +  OH-                                              SO42-  +  I-    + H2O
Which substance is act as oxidizing agent?
A.    S2O32   
B.   I2   
C.     OH-      
D.    O42- 

28.  The diagram shown the structure of        
 








A.    Hydrogen electrode   
B.  Voltaic cell
C.  Down’s cell    
D.  Nelson’s   cell
29. One molal solution of substance contain one mole of solute in:  
A. 1000 cm3 of solution   
B. 1000 cm3 of solvent
C. 1000 g of solvent         
D. 22.4 dm3  
30.The compositions of different solutions of sugar in water are below
 i) 10g of sugar dissolved in 100g of water = “P” solution
ii) 20g of sugar dissolved in 100g of water = “Q” solution
iii) 30g of sugar dissolved in 100g of water = “R” solution
            iv) 40g of sugar dissolved in 100g of water  =  “S”  solution
            which solution has highest boiling point  
             A.   “S” solution
             B.   “Q” solution     
             C.   “R” solution
             D.   “P” solution



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