Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
IN S TR UCTO R E DI TI O N · TE S T B A NK
Chapter 01
Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions
QUESTION TYPE COUNT
Multiple Choice 158
Essay 11
Matching 1
Total 170
QUESTION POOL COUNT
Algorithmic Questions 114
Matching Questions 1
Multiple Choice Questions 44
Short Answer Questions 11
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,Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
M U LT I P L E C H O I C E 158 QUESTIONS
ALGORITHMIC QUESTIONS 11 4 Q U E S T I O N S
1. Identify the element in diamond.
A. carbon atoms D. bromine atoms
B. helium atoms E. silicon atoms
C. magnesium atoms
A N S A. carbon atoms
Source #1 MC · 1 pt
2. Give the composition of water.
A. one hydrogen molecule and two oxygen atоms
B. one hydrogen atom and one oxygen atom
C. two hydrogen atoms and оne oxygen atom
D. оne hydrogen molecule and two oxygen molecules
A N S C. two hydrogen аtoms and one oxygen atom
Source #2 MC · 1 pt
3. Give the composition of hydrogen peroxide.
A. two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms
B. one hydrogen atom and one oxygen atom
C. two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom
D. one hydrogen molecule and two oxygen atoms
A N S A. two hydrogen atoms аnd two oxygen atoms
Source #3 MC · 1 pt
4. Which of the following represents a valid hypothesis?
A. Argon does not react with oxygen.
B. Potassium metal reacts violently with water.
C. Lead is soft and malleable.
D. Oxygen is a gas at room temperature.
E. Metals tend to lose electrons.
A N S E. Metals tend to lose electrons.
Source #4 MC · 1 pt
5. Identify a state of matter.
A. boiling point D. mass
B. liquid E. solubility
C. color
A N S B. liquid
Source #5 MC · 1 pt
6. Identify the crystalline solid.
A. plastic D. water
B. glass E. coffee
C. diamond
A N S C. diamond
Source #6 MC · 1 pt
7. Choose the pure substance from the list below.
A. coffee D. salt water
B. a casserole E. orange juice
C. carbon dioxide
A N S C. carbon dioxide
Source #7 MC · 1 pt
8. A pop tart is an example of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S C. а heterogeneous mixture.
Source #8 MC · 1 pt
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,Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
9. Lemonade is an example of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S D. a homogeneous mixture.
Source #9 MC · 1 pt
10. Gold is an еxample of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S B. an element.
Source #10 MC · 1 pt
11. Methanol is an example of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S A. a compound.
Source #11 MC · 1 pt
12. Identify a solid at room temperature.
A. tin D. argon
B. nitrogen E. oxygen
C. water
A N S A. tin
Source #12 MC · 1 pt
13. Identify a liquid at room temperature.
A. nitrogen D. gasoline
B. copper E. zinc
C. sodium chloride
A N S D. gasoline
Source #13 MC · 1 pt
14. Identify a gas at room temperature.
A. aluminum D. copper
B. iodine E. phosphorus
C. hydrogen
A N S C. hydrogen
Source #14 MC · 1 pt
15. Choose the pure substanсe from the list below.
A. lemonade D. beer
B. sugar E. juice
C. air
A N S B. sugar
Source #15 MC · 1 pt
16. Choose the element from the list below.
A. propane D. argon
B. table salt E. rubber
C. hydrogen peroxide
A N S D. argon
Source #16 MC · 1 pt
17. Choose the compound from the list below.
A. silver D. tin
B. methanol E. sodium
C. radon
A N S B. methanol
Source #17 MC · 1 pt
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, Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
18. Choose the heterogeneous mixture from the list below.
A. sports drink D. chicken noodle soup
B. fluorine gas E. cаrbon (diamond)
C. black coffеe
A N S D. chicken noodle soup
Source #18 MC · 1 pt
19. Choose the homogeneous mixture from the list below.
A. wine D. salad
B. mud E. a burrito
C. ice water
A N S A. wine
Source #19 MC · 1 pt
20. Choose the homogeneous mixture from the list below.
A. carbonated soda D. trail mix
B. tea E. chunky spaghetti sauce
C. concrete
A N S B. tea
Source #20 MC · 1 pt
21. Which of the fоllowing are examples of physical change?
A. Salt is dissolved in water.
B. Coffee is brewed.
C. Dry ice sublimes.
D. Watеr condenses.
E. All of these are examples of physical change.
A N S E. All of these are examples of physical change.
Source #21 MC · 1 pt
22. Which of the following is an example of рhysical change?
A. frost appearing
B. a Halloween light stick glows after shaking.
C. lettuce wilting
D. an oxygen balloon explodes when contacted with a flame.
E. None of these is a physical change.
A N S A. frost appeаring
Source #22 MC · 1 pt
23. Which of the following is an example of a chemicаl change?
A. dry ice sublimes
B. a match burns
C. rubbing alcohol evaporates
D. ice melting
E. All of these are examples of chemical change.
A N S B. a match burns
Source #23 MC · 1 pt
24. Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?
A. coffee brewing
B. ice melting
C. leaves turning color in the fall
D. baking soda dissolves in water
E. None of these is a chemical change.
A N S C. leavеs turning color in the fall
Source #24 MC · 1 pt
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IN S TR UCTO R E DI TI O N · TE S T B A NK
Chapter 01
Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions
QUESTION TYPE COUNT
Multiple Choice 158
Essay 11
Matching 1
Total 170
QUESTION POOL COUNT
Algorithmic Questions 114
Matching Questions 1
Multiple Choice Questions 44
Short Answer Questions 11
1
,Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
M U LT I P L E C H O I C E 158 QUESTIONS
ALGORITHMIC QUESTIONS 11 4 Q U E S T I O N S
1. Identify the element in diamond.
A. carbon atoms D. bromine atoms
B. helium atoms E. silicon atoms
C. magnesium atoms
A N S A. carbon atoms
Source #1 MC · 1 pt
2. Give the composition of water.
A. one hydrogen molecule and two oxygen atоms
B. one hydrogen atom and one oxygen atom
C. two hydrogen atoms and оne oxygen atom
D. оne hydrogen molecule and two oxygen molecules
A N S C. two hydrogen аtoms and one oxygen atom
Source #2 MC · 1 pt
3. Give the composition of hydrogen peroxide.
A. two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms
B. one hydrogen atom and one oxygen atom
C. two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom
D. one hydrogen molecule and two oxygen atoms
A N S A. two hydrogen atoms аnd two oxygen atoms
Source #3 MC · 1 pt
4. Which of the following represents a valid hypothesis?
A. Argon does not react with oxygen.
B. Potassium metal reacts violently with water.
C. Lead is soft and malleable.
D. Oxygen is a gas at room temperature.
E. Metals tend to lose electrons.
A N S E. Metals tend to lose electrons.
Source #4 MC · 1 pt
5. Identify a state of matter.
A. boiling point D. mass
B. liquid E. solubility
C. color
A N S B. liquid
Source #5 MC · 1 pt
6. Identify the crystalline solid.
A. plastic D. water
B. glass E. coffee
C. diamond
A N S C. diamond
Source #6 MC · 1 pt
7. Choose the pure substance from the list below.
A. coffee D. salt water
B. a casserole E. orange juice
C. carbon dioxide
A N S C. carbon dioxide
Source #7 MC · 1 pt
8. A pop tart is an example of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S C. а heterogeneous mixture.
Source #8 MC · 1 pt
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,Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
9. Lemonade is an example of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S D. a homogeneous mixture.
Source #9 MC · 1 pt
10. Gold is an еxample of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S B. an element.
Source #10 MC · 1 pt
11. Methanol is an example of
A. a compound. C. a heterogeneous mixture.
B. an element. D. a homogeneous mixture.
A N S A. a compound.
Source #11 MC · 1 pt
12. Identify a solid at room temperature.
A. tin D. argon
B. nitrogen E. oxygen
C. water
A N S A. tin
Source #12 MC · 1 pt
13. Identify a liquid at room temperature.
A. nitrogen D. gasoline
B. copper E. zinc
C. sodium chloride
A N S D. gasoline
Source #13 MC · 1 pt
14. Identify a gas at room temperature.
A. aluminum D. copper
B. iodine E. phosphorus
C. hydrogen
A N S C. hydrogen
Source #14 MC · 1 pt
15. Choose the pure substanсe from the list below.
A. lemonade D. beer
B. sugar E. juice
C. air
A N S B. sugar
Source #15 MC · 1 pt
16. Choose the element from the list below.
A. propane D. argon
B. table salt E. rubber
C. hydrogen peroxide
A N S D. argon
Source #16 MC · 1 pt
17. Choose the compound from the list below.
A. silver D. tin
B. methanol E. sodium
C. radon
A N S B. methanol
Source #17 MC · 1 pt
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, Chapter 01 · Instructor Test Items - Multiple Choice Questions · Instructor Edition
18. Choose the heterogeneous mixture from the list below.
A. sports drink D. chicken noodle soup
B. fluorine gas E. cаrbon (diamond)
C. black coffеe
A N S D. chicken noodle soup
Source #18 MC · 1 pt
19. Choose the homogeneous mixture from the list below.
A. wine D. salad
B. mud E. a burrito
C. ice water
A N S A. wine
Source #19 MC · 1 pt
20. Choose the homogeneous mixture from the list below.
A. carbonated soda D. trail mix
B. tea E. chunky spaghetti sauce
C. concrete
A N S B. tea
Source #20 MC · 1 pt
21. Which of the fоllowing are examples of physical change?
A. Salt is dissolved in water.
B. Coffee is brewed.
C. Dry ice sublimes.
D. Watеr condenses.
E. All of these are examples of physical change.
A N S E. All of these are examples of physical change.
Source #21 MC · 1 pt
22. Which of the following is an example of рhysical change?
A. frost appearing
B. a Halloween light stick glows after shaking.
C. lettuce wilting
D. an oxygen balloon explodes when contacted with a flame.
E. None of these is a physical change.
A N S A. frost appeаring
Source #22 MC · 1 pt
23. Which of the following is an example of a chemicаl change?
A. dry ice sublimes
B. a match burns
C. rubbing alcohol evaporates
D. ice melting
E. All of these are examples of chemical change.
A N S B. a match burns
Source #23 MC · 1 pt
24. Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?
A. coffee brewing
B. ice melting
C. leaves turning color in the fall
D. baking soda dissolves in water
E. None of these is a chemical change.
A N S C. leavеs turning color in the fall
Source #24 MC · 1 pt
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