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    This document contains a 14 question chemistry test for grade 11 students. The questions cover topics like ideal gas behavior, units used in the ideal gas equation, carbon allotropes like buckminsterfullerene, diamond, graphite and graphene, giant molecular structures, properties of substances including potassium iodide, simple molecular substances, and a description of graphene. The test is followed by a mark scheme providing the answers to each question.

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    This document contains a 14 question chemistry test for grade 11 students. The questions cover topics like ideal gas behavior, units used in the ideal gas equation, carbon allotropes like buckminsterfullerene, diamond, graphite and graphene, giant molecular structures, properties of substances including potassium iodide, simple molecular substances, and a description of graphene. The test is followed by a mark scheme providing the answers to each question.

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    Horizon International Bilingual School, Hanoi

    Subject: Chemistry
    2023/2024 1st Term Grade 11 International

    Name: ………………………. Date: ………………

    1.

    2.

    3.
    4.

    5.
    6.

    7. Which gas is likely to deviate most from ideal gas behaviour?

    A HCl B He C CH4 D N2

    8. All gases listed are at the same pressure.

    Which gas will most closely approach ideal behaviour?

    A ammonia at 100K

    B ammonia at 500K

    C neon at 100K

    D neon at 500K

    9. In the ideal gas equation, pV = nRT, what are the units of n and
    T?
    n T
    A No units C
    B No units K
    C Mol C
    D mol K

    10. In which carbon allotrope are all electrons localised?

    A buckminsterfullerene

    B diamond

    C graphite

    D graphene
    11. P, Q and R represent three different structures of an element.

    Which structures are giant molecular?

    A P, Q and R

    B P and Q only

    C P and R only

    D Q and R only

    12. The table shows some properties of four substances.

    Which substance could be potassium iodide?


    Melting point of Electrical conductivity
    solids/°C when molten
    A -66 poor
    B -39 good
    C 680 good
    D 1600 poor

    13. Which pair of substances are both simple molecular?

    A and graphene

    B and iodine

    C graphene and graphite

    D graphite and iodine

    14. An article in a science magazine contains the following


    statement.

    ‘It is lighter than a feather, stronger than steel, yet incredibly


    flexible and more conductive than copper.’

    Which form of carbon is being described?


    A buckminsterfullerene

    B diamond

    C graphene

    D graphite

    [Total 14]

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    Mark scheme
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    1. D
    2. A
    3. A
    4. B
    5. C
    6. B
    7. C
    8. D
    9. D
    10. B
    11. B
    12. C
    13. B
    14. C
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