Chemistry
IX
MCQs [Chapter# 01]
i.
Chemistry is useful in:
a.
Protection of environment
b.
Providing lifesaving drugs
c.
Providing food, shelter and clothes
d.
All of the above
ii.
Which one of the following is required to elaborate the
phenomenon?
a.
Observation
b.
Hypothesis
c.
Theory
d.
Law
iii.
It is a trial idea:
a.
Observation
b.
Hypothesis
c.
Theory
d.
Law
iv.
It consists of ‘if-then’ statement:
a.
Observation
b.
Hypothesis
c.
Theory
d.
Law
v.
A scientific procedure undertaken to make a
discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact is called Experiment.
a.
Observation
b.
Hypothesis
c.
Theory
d.
Experiment
vi.
Theory further leads to:
a.
Observation
b.
Hypothesis
c.
Theory
d.
Law
vii.
It is the backbone of chemistry:
a.
Organic chemistry
b.
Inorganic chemistry
c.
Physical chemistry
d.
Applied chemistry
viii.
The study of non-carbon containing compound is:
a.
Organic chemistry
b.
Inorganic chemistry
c.
Physical chemistry
d.
Applied chemistry
ix.
It
deals with the laws and the principles governing the combination of atoms and
molecules:
a.
Organic chemistry
b.
Inorganic chemistry
c.
Physical chemistry
d.
Applied chemistry
x.
To determine the kind, quality and quantity of various
substances, we study:
a.
Environmental chemistry
b.
Physical chemistry
c.
Analytical chemistry
d.
Applied chemistry
xi.
Father of chemistry is:
a.
Jabir ibn e Hayyan
b.
Al Beruni
c.
Robert Boyle
d.
J. Black
xii.
Father of modern chemistry is:
a.
Jabir ibn e Hayyan
b.
Al Beruni
c.
Robert Boyle
d.
J. Black
xiii.
The first researcher, well known surgeon, used opium as
anesthesia:
a.
Al Beruni
b.
Al Razi
c.
J. Black
d.
J. Priestley
xiv.
Oxygen was discovered by:
a.
Lavoisier
b.
Al Razi
c.
J. Black
d.
J. Priestley
xv.
Father of Swedish chemistry is:
a.
Jabir ibn e Hayyan
b.
Robert Boyle
c.
Berzelius
d.
None of the above
xvi.
The water is made up of two parts; first discovered by:
a.
J. Black
b.
J. Priestley
c.
Gay Lussac
d.
John Dalton
xvii.
Method of determining densities of various substances was put
forward by:
a.
Al Razi
b.
Al Beruni
c.
Ibn e Hayyan
d.
None of the above
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