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    This document is a chemistry assessment for grade 11 students covering topics like carbocations, Lassaigne's test, hyperconjugation, isomerism, inductive and electromeric effects, and percentage composition of nitrogen. It contains 11 multiple choice and short answer questions testing these concepts. Students are instructed to show work and calculations for short answer questions worth 2-3 marks each. Reference tables and calculators are not permitted.

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    EDUCATIONAI SOCITY
    Rrg No)24/2610
    Birla Open Minds International School
    Kollur, Hyderabad
    Hyderabad BIRILA
    Academic Year - 2023-24 OPEX MIND3
    Weekly Assessment-2
    Subject: Chemistry- Theory
    Subject Code: 043 Time: 1 Hour
    Grade: 11 Max. Marks: 20
    General instructions: Date: 18/ 12/2023
    Read the following
    There are 11instructions carefully.
    questions in this question paper.
    SECTIONAconsists of 5 multiple-choice
    SECTION B consists of 3 very short answerquestions carrying 1 mark each.
    SECTION Cconsists of 3 short answer questions carrying 2 marks each.
    All questions are questions carrying 3 marks each.
    compulsory. is
    Use of log tables and
    calculators not allowed.

    SECTION - A
    Answer the following questions. Each carry 1 Mark.
    Q. Which one of the
    following carbocation is most stable?
    (a)
    (b)/
    (CH),CCH, (CH),C
    (d)
    (4Q) CH,CH,CH, CH,CHCH,CH,
    02. In the Lassaigne's test for
    formation of: nitrogen in an organic compound, the Prussian blue
    colour is obtained due to the
    (a) Na.[Fe(CN)e]
    (b Fea[Fe(CN)6): (c) Fe,[Fe(CN)e] (d) Fes[Fe(CN)Ja
    q3. Hyperconjugation involves the
    delocalisation of
    aYo-bond orbital
    b) T-bond orbital
    c) Both - and-bond orbital
    d) None of the mentioned
    4. Isomerism exhibited by
    Propanone and Propanal is:
    (a) Chain
    (b) Position
    c Functional
    (5. Assertion (A):CCl, does not give (d) Geometrical
    precipitate of AgClon heating with AgNO,
    Rea_on (R): CCl, is a non-polar molecule
    aj Both Aand R are true,
    and Ris the correct
    b)
    explanation of A.
    BothAand Rare true, and Ris not the
    correct explanation of A.
    c) Ais true but Ris false.
    d) Ais false but Ris true.
    SECTION - B
    Answer the following questions. Each
    Q6. What are
    hybridisation states of each carbon atom in the carry 2 Mark.
    (arCH; =C-0,6,
    Q7. Give CH,CH-CH,j(CH),co, jf CH,-CHCN following compounds?
    condensed and bond line structural formulas and
    identify the functional group(s) present, if
    2,2,4-Trimethylpentane
    (i) 2-Hydroxy-1,2,3-propanetricarboxylic acid
    any, for:

    Q8. What are


    electrophiles nucleophiles? Explain with examples.
    and
    SECTION -C
    Answer the following questions. Each carry 3 Mark.
    09. Explain the terms Inductive and
    Electromeric effects. Which electron displacement effect
    correct orders of acidity of the carboxylic
    acids? explains the following
    a) CiccOOH>
    CI,CHCOOH ClCH,COOH
    >
    (b CH,CH,COOH>(CHa),CHCOOH> (CHs);C-COOH 41
    Q10. Asample of0.50g of an organic
    compound was treated according to
    was absorbed in 50 mL of0.5 M
    H2SO4. The residual acid required 60 mL of Kjeldahl'
    0.5
    s method. The ammonia evolved
    neutralisation. Find the percentage composition of nitrogen in the M solution of NaOH for
    compound.
    Q11. Give the IUPACnames of the
    following compounds:

    (a)
    (b)
    CN (c).

    (d) (e) () ClhCHCH,OH


    C Br

    BOMIS/AY_23/G11/Chemistry/WA-2

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