10 questions ยท Form 1 Science Bab 6: Periodic Table
What charge is carried by an electron?
Prefer reading to quizzing? All 10 questions are listed below with the answer and explanation under each one.
1. What charge is carried by an electron?
Answer: B
Electrons carry a single negative relative electric charge (-1).
2. Which subatomic particles are located inside the nucleus of an atom?
Answer: B
The nucleus at the center of an atom contains positively charged protons and uncharged neutrons, while electrons orbit outside.
3. Which separation method is best suited to separate iron filings from sulfur powder?
Answer: C
Iron is a magnetic metal, so a magnet can easily attract iron filings while leaving non-magnetic sulfur powder behind.
4. Which statement correctly describes a mixture?
Answer: C
Because no chemical reaction occurs when forming a mixture, each constituent substance keeps its own original properties.
5. What happens when iron reacts chemically with sulfur upon heating?
Answer: B
Heating iron and sulfur causes a chemical reaction forming iron sulfide ($FeS$), a compound that is non-magnetic and chemically distinct.
6. Which of the following is a general physical characteristic of metals?
Answer: C
Metals are generally excellent conductors of both heat and electricity, with shiny surfaces and high ductility/malleability.
7. Which physical separation technique isolates different color dyes present in black ink?
Answer: A
Paper chromatography separates different dissolved pigments based on their varying solubilities in a solvent.
8. What technique would you use to separate insoluble sand particles from a mixture with water?
Answer: B
Filtration separates insoluble solids (residue) from liquids (filtrate) using filter paper.
9. Which element is liquid at room temperature and classified as a metal?
Answer: B
Mercury is a metal that remains liquid at normal room temperature.
10. How are elements ordered in the modern Periodic Table?
Answer: B
Elements in the modern Periodic Table are arranged sequentially by increasing proton number (atomic number).