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Chemistry 9th Class English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
All electrolytes are:
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Conductor
Insulator
Semi conductor
Nil
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Question # 2
Which of the following can be separated by physical means?
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Mixture
Element
Compound
Radical
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Question # 3
The reverse of evaporation is:
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Boiling
Diffusion
Condensation
Freezing
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Question # 4
The branch of chemistry which deals with qualitative & quantitative analysis of matter is :
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Analytical
Nuclear
Biochemistry
Organic
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Question # 5
For ________________ "like dissolves like".
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Metals
Bonds
Solubility
Nil
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Question # 6
A binary solution consists of:
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One component
Two components
Three components
Many components
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Question # 7
The right most position in the periodic table is occupied by:
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Alkall metals
Alkaline earth metals
Translation metals
Noble gasses
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Question # 8
Transition temperature of sulphur is ____________
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95.6
95
95.5
96
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Question # 9
Free radical is a
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Extremely stable
Extremely reactive
Extremely inert
All of these
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Question # 10
H° + H° are ________________ in energy.
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Lower
Higher
Medium
Nil
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Question # 11
Elements are represented by chemical _________
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Abbreviation
Unit
Symbols
It can be represented
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Question # 12
The elements of group 3 to 12 are called
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Normal elements
Transition elements
Radioactive elements
None of these
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Question # 13
The vapour pressure of a liquid increase with the:
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increase pressure
increase of temperature
increase of intermolecular forces
increase of polarity of molecules
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