Chemistry 11

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Choose the best answer.

1. What is the reducing agent in a redox reaction?
A. Oxidizing agent
B. Catalyst
C. Substrate
D. Reduced species

2. Which method is used to balance redox reactions in both acidic and basic
solutions?
A. Half-reaction method
B. Bond energy method
C. Acid-base method
D. Combination method

3. What is the oxidizing agent in a redox reaction?

A. Reducing agent
B. Substance being reduced
C. Substance being oxidized
D. Catalyst

4. What is the relationship between bond energies and the strength of a

chemical bond?
A. Bond energies and the strength of a chemical bond are directly proportional.
B. Bond energies and the strength of a chemical bond are inversely proportional.
C. Bond energies have no relationship with the strength of a chemical bond.
D. Bond energies and the strength of a chemical bond are unrelated.

5. What is the definition of a strong acid?

A. An acid that fully ionizes in water to produce hydrogen ions
B. An acid that partially ionizes in water to produce hydrogen ions
C. An acid that reacts slowly with water to produce hydrogen ions
D. An acid that does not react with water to produce hydrogen ions

6. In a redox reaction, what is the role of the reducing agent?

A. It donates electrons to the oxidizing agent.
B. It accepts electrons from the oxidizing agent.
C. It increases the concentration of hydrogen ions.
D. It balances the reaction equation in basic solutions.

7. What is the half-reaction method used for in redox reactions?

A. Identifying the oxidizing and reducing agents
B. Calculating the bond energies of chemical bonds
C. Balancing redox reactions in acidic and basic solutions
D. Defining acids and bases
8. What is the definition of a weak base?
A. A substance that donates protons (H+) in a chemical reaction
B. A substance that accepts protons (H+) in a chemical reaction
C. A substance that fully ionizes in water
D. A substance that partially ionizes in water

9. What is the role of the oxidizing agent in a redox reaction?

A. To gain electrons and be reduced
B. To lose electrons and be oxidized
C. To form a bond with the reducing agent
D. To release energy during the reaction

10. What is the process used to balance redox reactions in both acidic and
basic solutions?
A. Half-reaction method
B. Double-replacement method
C. Ionization method
D. Combustion method

11. What is the role of the reducing agent in a redox reaction?

A. To gain electrons and be reduced
B. To lose electrons and be oxidized
C. To transfer protons and be neutralized
D. To form a complex with the oxidizing agent

12. What is the difference between a strong acid and a weak acid?
A. Strong acids completely dissociate in water, while weak acids only partially
dissociate.
B. Strong acids have a higher concentration of hydronium ions, while weak acids have
a lower concentration.
C. Strong acids have a lower pH value, while weak acids have a higher pH value.
D. Strong acids are corrosive to metals, while weak acids are not.

13. What is the purpose of balancing redox reactions in both acidic and basic
solutions using the half-reaction method?
A. To ensure the conservation of mass and charge during the reaction
B. To determine the stoichiometric coefficients of the reactants and products
C. To identify the oxidizing and reducing agents involved in the reaction
D. To calculate the bond energies of chemical bonds

14. What is the definition of a weak acid?

A. An acid that completely ionizes in water
B. An acid that partially ionizes in water
C. An acid that does not ionize in water
D. An acid that reacts vigorously with bases
15. What is the role of the oxidizing agent in a redox reaction in an acidic
solution?
A. It accepts electrons and gets reduced
B. It donates electrons and gets oxidized
C. It accepts protons and gets reduced
D. It donates protons and gets oxidized

16. What is the process used to balance redox reactions in a basic solution?
A. Half-reaction method
B. Double-replacement method
C. Oxidation state method
D. Stoichiometry method

17. What is the purpose of balancing redox reactions in both acidic and basic
solutions?
A. To ensure the conservation of mass in the reaction
B. To identify the oxidizing agent and reducing agent
C. To calculate the bond energies of chemical bonds
D. To define acids and bases

18. What is the role of the reducing agent in a redox reaction in a basic
solution?
A. To gain electrons and become oxidized
B. To lose electrons and become reduced
C. To donate electrons and become oxidized
D. To accept electrons and become reduced

19. What is the relationship between bond energies and the strength of a
chemical bond in an acidic solution?
A. Bond energies increase as the strength of the chemical bond increases
B. Bond energies decrease as the strength of the chemical bond increases
C. Bond energies are not affected by the strength of the chemical bond in an acidic
solution
D. Bond energies are inversely proportional to the strength of the chemical bond in an
acidic solution

20. What is the process used to balance redox reactions in a basic solution?
A. Half-reaction method
B. Double replacement method
C. Stoichiometric method
D. Neutralization method

21. What is the role of the oxidizing agent in a redox reaction in a basic
solution?
A. To gain electrons and become reduced
B. To lose electrons and become oxidized
C. To neutralize the acidity of the solution
D. To increase the pH of the solution
 22. What is the process used to balance redox reactions in both acidic and
basic solutions using the half-reaction method?
A. Oxidation-reduction method
B. Stoichiometric method
C. Half-reaction method
D. Equilibrium method

23. Which method is used to balance redox reactions in a basic solution?

A. Half-reaction method
B. Oxidation number method
C. Collision theory
D. Ion-electron method

24. What is the definition of a strong base?

A. A substance that donates hydrogen ions (H+) in water
B. A substance that accepts hydrogen ions (H+) in water
C. A substance that donates hydroxide ions (OH-) in water
D. A substance that accepts hydroxide ions (OH-) in water

25. What is the method used to balance redox reactions in both acidic and basic
solutions?
A. Half-reaction method
B. Stoichiometric method
C. Oxidation method
D. Equilibrium method

Part II. Matching type

Directions: Match the items on the left and the right.

Match the following redox reactions with their corresponding oxidizing agent

____1. Cu + 2AgNO3 → Cu(NO3)2 + 2Ag a. HCl

____2. Fe + CuSO4 → FeSO4 + Cu b. CuSO4
____3. Zn + 2HCl → ZnCl2 + H2 c. AgNO3

Match the following bond energies with their corresponding bond types

____4. Covalent bond a. Intermediate strength bond

____5. Ionic bond b. Bond formed between metal atoms
____6. Hydrogen bond c. Strongest bond
____7. Metallic bond d. Weakest bond
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions.

___1. Redox reaction a. the substance that causes another

substance to be reduced

___2. Oxidizing agent b. a substance that accepts protons

___3. Reducing agent c. the substance that causes another

substance to be oxidized

___4. Half-reaction method d. a method used to balance redox

reactions

___5. Bond energy e. the transfer of electrons between

species

___6. Acid f. the amount of energy required to

break a chemical bond.

___7. Base g. a substance that donates protons