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    SISHUGRIHA SENIOR SCHOOL

    CHEMICAL BOND
    Question 1

    Which of the following is a common characteristic of a covalent compound?


     
    1. High melting point
    2.  Conducts electricity when it is in the molten state. 
    3. Consists of molecules 
    4. Always soluble in water

    Question 2
    The type of bond formed due to transfer of electrons from one atom to another.
    1. Coordinate
    2. Covalent
    3. Ionic
    4. Metallic
    Question 3 
    The condition required for the formation of ionic bond.
    1. Low ionization potential
    2. High electron affinity
    3. Large electronegativity difference
    4. All of the above
    Question 4
    Electropositive atom undergoes:
    1. Oxidation
    2. Reduction
    3. Both oxidation and reduction
    4. None of the above
    Question 5
    An element X with electronic configuration 2,8,7 and Y with electronic configuration 2,8,2
    forms the compound:
    1. YX
    2. YX
    2

    3. YX 2

    4. YX
    2 3

    Question 6
    Which of the following will have low melting and boiling point.
    1. NaCl
    2. CaO
    3. MgCl 2

    4. Cl 2

    Question 7
    The number of single covalent bond and lone pair electrons in ammonia:
    1. 1,2
    2. 3,1
    3. 2,3
    4. 1,3
    Question 8
    The property not shown by carbon tetra chloride is:
    1. Weak forces of attraction between their molecules.
    2. Presence of free ions
    3. Insoluble in water
    4. Undergoes slow reaction
    Question 9
    The number of covalent and coordinate bond in ammonium ion:
    1. 3,1
    2. 1,3
    3. 1,1
    4. 2,2

    Question 10
    The bond between two identical non metal atoms has a pair of electrons:
    1. Unequally shared between the two.
    2. Transferred fully from one to another
    3. Equally shared between the two
    4. None of the above
    Question 11
    In a molecule of oxygen, there is a ___________ covalent bond between oxygen atoms.
    1. Triple
    2. Double
    3. Single
    4. 2 single
    Question 12
    Identify the molecule with a single covalent bond.
    1. Cl 2
    2. N 2

    3. H O 2

    4. CH 4

    Question 13
    The atomic number of an element A is 20. So the number of electrons in it’s A will be:
    +2

    1. 18
    2. 19
    3. 17
    4. 16

    Question 14
    Which of the following will not conduct electricity:
    1. Molten NaCl
    2. NaCl dissolved in water
    3. Solid NaCl
    4. Both molten and solid NaCl
    Question 15
    A compound X consists of only molecules. Hence X will have:
    1. A crystalline hard structure
    2. A low melting point and low boiling point
    3. An ionic bond
    4. A strong force of attraction between molecules

    Question 16
    Which of the following is not a common characteristic of an electrovalent compound?
    1. High melting point
    2. Conducts electricity when molten
    3. Consists of oppositely charged ions
    4. Ionizes when dissolved in water
    Question 17
    If the difference in electronegativity between the combining atoms is large then bond
    between them is _____________.
    1. Polar covalent bond
    2. Coordinate bond
    3. Ionic bond
    4. Non polar covalent bond
    Question 18
    Hydronium ion is formed when a molecule of water combines with:
    1. Hydrogen atom
    2. Proton
    3. Hydrogen molecule
    4. Oxygen atom
    Question 19 
    When a metal atom becomes an ion: 
    1. it loses electrons and is oxidized
    2. it gains electrons and is reduced
    3. it gains electrons and is oxidized
    4. it loses electrons and is reduced
    Question 20
    The elements W,X and Z have atomic numbers 7, 8,11 respectively. Write the formulae
    formed between W and Z. Also indicate the type of bond present between them.
    1. Z W, electrovalent bond
    3

    2. WZ , covalent bond
    3

    3. Z W, covalent bond
    3

    4. WZ , electrovalent bond 
    3

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