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    Department of Education 1

    Region VI-Western Visayas


    Schools Division of Iloilo City
    FORT SAN PEDRO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Sto. Rosario Street, Iloilo City

    PHYSICAL SCIENCE
    QUARTER 1- MODULE 1
    Week 1: Formation of Elements
    Week 2: Polarity of Molecules
    MULTIPLE CHOICE:
    Directions: Read and understand each item and choose the letter of the correct answer. Write
    your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
    1. Which invention helped synthesize elements on Earth?
    A. bombs B. magnets
    C. particle accelerators D. All of these
    2. What refers to the ability of a molecule to be dissolved in a solvent?
    A. boiling points B. melting points
    C. solubility D. surface tension
    3. What refers to the certain temperature for a molecule to transition into a gaseous state?
    A. boiling points B. melting points
    C. solubility D. surface tension
    4. What is the explosion during a death of a star commonly called?
    A. neutron-star merger B. supernova
    C. synthesis D. fusion
    5. Which of the following can determine a molecule’s polarity?
    A. EN difference B. Lewis structure
    C. molecular geometry D. All of these
    6. What theory on the origin of the universe is currently accepted today?
    A. Big Bang theory B. Eternal Inflation
    C. Oscillating Universe D. Steady-State Universe
    7. What is the term for elements heavier than Uranium?
    A. light elements B. heavy elements
    C. transuranic elements D. None of these
    8. What is the term for elements which were born first during star formation?
    A. light elements B. heavy elements
    C. transuranic elements D. None of these
    9. Which of the following DOES NOT determine a molecule to be nonpolar?
    A. central atoms has no lone pairs B. EN difference is less than 0.4
    C. symmetrical in structure D. None of these
    10. Who fixed Dmitri Mendeleev’s arrangement of the periodic table of elements?
    A. Albert Einstein B. Henry Moseley
    C. J.J. Thomson D. John Dalton
    11. What force pulls matter together?
    A. gravity B. pressure
    C. polar bonds D. None of these
    12. What is formed when the core of a star becomes heated?
    A. heavy elements B. light elements
    C. plasma D. transuranic elements
    13. At which element does element formation stop in massive stars?
    A. Helium B. Hydrogen
    C. Iron D. Lithium
    14. How many transuranic elements are there?
    A. 20 B. 23
    C. 26 D. 94
    15. This is the ability of an atom to attract electrons.
    A. electronegativity B. fusion
    C. polarity D. synthesis
    Department of Education 2
    Region VI-Western Visayas
    Schools Division of Iloilo City
    FORT SAN PEDRO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Sto. Rosario Street, Iloilo City

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