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    Physci 12 Prelim

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    PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE

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    PHYSCI 12 PRELIM

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    UNIVERSAL EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (UECS), INC.

    SY: 2019-2020

    PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
    PHYSICAL SCIENCE 11
    _________
    _________

    Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________

    Grade & Section: 11-ABM/GAS Parent’s Signature:


    ______

    Teacher: Ms. Czarina D. Verwin

    I. Directions: Read and understand each statement and identify what is


    being described. Write the answer on the space before the number.
    ________________ 1. An electrically neutral subatomic particle.
    ________________ 2. An ion with a positive charge.
    ________________ 3. The central part an atom which consists of protons and
    neutrons.
    ________________ 4. A negatively charged particle.
    ________________ 5. Refers to atoms that have the same atomic number but
    different atomic mass.
    ________________ 6. Proved the presence of neutral particle.
    ________________ 7. Concluded that atom is mostly of empty space.
    ________________ 8. A violent explosion that resulted to the formation of
    elements heavier than iron.
    ________________ 9. A positively charged subatomic particle.
    ________________10. An ion with a negative charge.

    II. Multiple Choice: Choose and write the letter of the correct answer in the
    space provided before the number.

    ____ 11. Which among the given particles will complete the nuclear
    226 222
    reaction 88Ra 86 Rn + _____?
    1 4 0 1
    a. 0n b. 2α c. −1 β d. 1 p
    _____12. Which among the given particles will complete the nuclear
    159 0
    reaction 63Eu _____ + −1e ?
    158 158 159 159
    a. 63Eu b. 64Gd c. 64Gd d. 63Eu
    _____13. Below are the elements that was formed during the stellar
    formation except:
    a. H b. He c. Fe d. Co
    _____14. Indicates the main energy level occupied by an electron.
    a. Quantum number c. Spin Quantum Number
    b. Principal Quantum Number d. Azimuthal Quantum Number
    _____ 15. What is the maximum number of electron that a single orbital
    of 4d sublevel may contain?
    a. 5 b. 4 c. 10 d. 14
    _____16. Below are postulates of Dalton’s atomic theory except:
    a. Elements are made up of indivisible particles called atoms.
    b. Compounds are made up of atoms with more than one element.
    c. In chemical reaction, atoms are either created or destroyed.
    d. In any pure element, the mass and other properties of all the atoms
    are the same.
    _____ 17. He discovered the subatomic particles called neutron.
    a. Ernest Rutherford c. James Chadwick
    b. Niels Bohr d. J.J. Thomson
    _____ 18. A greek philosopher proposed that all matter is made up of
    very small particles called atoms, which cannot be divided into smaller
    units.
    a. Empedocles c. Aristotle
    b. Democritus d. Copernicus

    III. Directions: Given the atomic number, write the electron configuration and
    orbital diagram of the following elements then give the 4 quantum numbers of the
    last electron.

    19-24. Na
    11

    25-30. 19 K

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