The document outlines a chemistry test covering the periodic table and periodic trends, including multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and longer answer questions. Students are tested on topics like atomic structure, trends in ionization energy, atomic size, electronegativity, electron affinity, and the organization and development of the periodic table. The test contains 100 total marks divided among multiple choice, short answer, and longer answer questions.
The document outlines a chemistry test covering the periodic table and periodic trends, including multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and longer answer questions. Students are tested on topics like atomic structure, trends in ionization energy, atomic size, electronegativity, electron affinity, and the organization and development of the periodic table. The test contains 100 total marks divided among multiple choice, short answer, and longer answer questions.
The document outlines a chemistry test covering the periodic table and periodic trends, including multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and longer answer questions. Students are tested on topics like atomic structure, trends in ionization energy, atomic size, electronegativity, electron affinity, and the organization and development of the periodic table. The test contains 100 total marks divided among multiple choice, short answer, and longer answer questions.
The document outlines a chemistry test covering the periodic table and periodic trends, including multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and longer answer questions. Students are tested on topics like atomic structure, trends in ionization energy, atomic size, electronegativity, electron affinity, and the organization and development of the periodic table. The test contains 100 total marks divided among multiple choice, short answer, and longer answer questions.
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Test Chemistry (Chapter #3: Periodic Table and Periodicity of Properties) Date: 23th
June 2020 Obtain Marks Name of Student Total Marks 100
Q.No.1: MCQs (1x20 = 20)
1. Electronegativity of oxygen is:
A) 3.1 C) 3.2 B) 3.3 D) 3.4 2. Modern periodic law is presented by: A) Dobereiner C) Newland B) Mendeleeve D) H.Mosely 3. The radius of carbon atom is: A) 154 pm C) 115 pm B) 77 pm D) 38 pm 4. Second period consist of elements: A) 32 C) 8 B) 18 D) 2 5. The electronegativity of Ci is: A) 4.0 C) 3.2 B) 3.0 D) 2.7 6. Which element has highest electronegativity? A) F C) O B) Cl D) N 7. The elements of first group are known as? A) Alkali metals C) Alkaline earth metals B) Metalloids D) None 8. The atomic radii of the elements in periodic table: A) Increase from left to right in a period B) Increase from top to bottom in a group C) Do not change from left to right in a period D) Decrease from top to bottom in a group 9. The amount of energy given out when an electron is added to an atom is called: A) Lattice energy C) Ionization energy B) Electronegativity D) Electron affinity Test Chemistry (Chapter #3: Periodic Table and Periodicity of Properties) Date: 23th June 2020 10. Mendeleev Periodic table was based upon the : A) Electronic configuration B) Atomic mass C) Atomic number D) Completion of a subshell 11. The first ionization energy of sodium atom is: A) 495 KJ/mol C) -495.8 KJ/mol B) 328 KJ/mol D) none of above 12. Which element has high electronegativity: A) Chlorine C) Bromine B) Iodine D) Flourine 13. The unit of atomic size is: A) nm B) pm C) KJ/mol D) a & b both 14. Along the period, which one of following decreases: A) Atomic radius C) Electronegativity B) Ionization energy D) Electron affinity 15. Transition elements are: A) All gasses C) All metals B) All non-metals D) all metallds 16. Which element from noble gases cannot possess 8 electrons in its valance shell : A) He C) Ne B) Ar D) Xe 17. Long form of Periodic Table is constructed on the bases of: A) Mendeleev Postulate C) Atomic number B) Atomic mass D) Mass number 18. Which one of the following halogen has lowest electronegativity? A) Fluorine C) Chlorine B) Bromine D) Iodine 19. Point out the incorrect statement about electron affinity: A) It is measured in kJ/mol C) It involves release of energy B) It decreases in a period D) It decrease in a group 20. Mark the incorrect statement about ionization energy: A) It is measured in kJ/mol C) It is absorption of energy B) It decrease in a period D) It decrease in a group Test Chemistry (Chapter #3: Periodic Table and Periodicity of Properties) Date: 23th June 2020
Q.No. 2: Attempt all short questions. (3x15= 45)
1. Why are noble gases not reactive?
2. Give the trend of ionization energy in period? 3. What are groups & periods? Also define what is periodic function? 4. What is the contribution of Dobereiner towards classification of elements? 5. What is Octaves Law? 6. What is modern periodic law? 7. Write two properties of long form of periodic table? 8. What are alkali metals? 9. How elements are arranged in 4th period? 10. What is atomic radius & atomic size? 11. Define first ionization energy? 12. Define shielding effect. 13. Define electronegativity. Give example. 14. Why electron affinity increase in periods? 15. Why shielding effect makes cation formation easy?
Q.No.3. Attempt all question given below. (10x3+5x1=35)
1. Discuss the important features of modern periodic table.
2. Define atomic size. Write its trends in periodic table. 3. Justify the statement; bigger size atoms have more shielding effect thus low ionization energy. 4. Define Electron affinity, why it increases in a period and decreases in a group in the periodic table?
