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SAENGTHONG VITTHAYA SCHOOL, HATYAI

ENGLISH SCIENCE MID-TERM EXAMINATION

Time allocated: 60 minutes MATHAYOM 1 Marks: 100 marks

General instructions: -
This question paper consists of 26 questions, and it is divided into three sections A, B and C.
Every answer should be written neatly, clearly, visibly and legibly.
All questions are compulsory. Answer all the questions.

Nickname : _____________________________________ Class : _________

SECTION A (40 MARKS)

1. The diagram below shows the structure of an atom.

The nucleus of the atom is made up of

A P and Q
B P and R
C Q and R
D P, Q and R

2. The diagram below shows the particle arrangement in three different substances, X, Y and Z.

Which of the substances, X, Y and Z represent an element, a compound and a mixture?

Element Compound Mixture
A X Y Z
B Y X Z
C Z Y X
D Y Z X

3. Which of the following statements is true about mixtures?

A A mixture consists of two elements only.
B The components in a mixture can be separated by physical means.
C Elements in a mixture combine in a specific ratio.
D There are chemical bonds between the components in the mixtures.

4. Which is true about metals and non-metals?

Metals Non-metals
A Ductile Brittle
B Low melting points High melting points
C Dull surface Shiny surface
D Heat insulators Heat conductors

5. A bag of water is cooled in the freezer. Which of the following shows the changes of state?
A Liquid → gas
B Liquid → solid
C Gas → liquid
D Solid → liquid
6. The diagram below shows the three states of matter.

Energy is absorbed in processes

A P, Q and R
B R and T
C Q and S
D S and T

7. The diagram below shows the symbol of an element.

Which of the following is true about element X?

A X is a non-metal.
B X has a proton number of 24.
C X is a solid at room temperature.
D X has low melting point.

8. Which of the following descriptions is not true regarding the characteristics of a matter?
A The force of attraction between particles in a solid is strong.
B Gases do not have a fixed shape but have a definite volume.
C Particles in a liquid are arranged loosely and are not in order.
D Particles in a gas can move more freely than in a liquid.

9. Which statement is true about the particles in a solid?

A The particles move randomly.
B The particles vibrate at a fixed position.
C The spaces between particles are very big.
D The collisions between particles take place frequently.

10. Which of the following elements are metalloids?

I Silicon
II Cobalt
III Arsenic
A I and II only
B I and III only
C II and III only
D I, II and III
11. The diagram below shows an incomplete Periodic Table.

Based on the given information, what are elements W and Z?

W Z
A Lithium Neon
B Hydrogen Helium
C Sodium Aluminum
D Nitrogen Boron

12. Which of the following substances is an element?

A Hydrogen
B Carbon dioxide
C Ammonia
D Air

13. Substance X has a definite volume and takes the shape of its container.
Substance X is most probably
A a gas
B a liquid
C a solid
D an alloy

14. The diagram below shows the type of particles in substance X.

What could be X?
A A metal
B A compound
C An element
D A mixture

15. A bag of water is cooled in the freezer.

Which of the following shows the changes of state?
A Liquid → gas
B Liquid → solid
C Gas → liquid
D Solid → liquid
16. The diagram below shows the change in the arrangement of particles of a substance after
process X.

What is process X?
A Melting
B Condensation
C Boiling
D Evaporation

17. What happens to the particles in an ice during the process of sublimation?
A The movement of the particles becomes slower.
B The particles vibrate about their fixed positions.
C The particles move randomly.
D The particles are packed closely together.

18. Which of the following has a definite shape and volume?

A Oxygen
B Coconut oil
C Sand
D Water

19. The following information shows the properties of a substance.

- Brittle
- Poor heat conductor
- Dull surface

Which of the following substances has the properties listed above?

A Iodine
B Nitrogen
C Salt
D Copper

20. The diagram below shows the arrangement of particles in a type of substance.

Which of the following substances possess the above structure?

A Iron and gold
B Water and air
C Sulfur and oxygen
D Iron oxide and carbon dioxide
 SECTION B (30 MARKS)

1. Complete the following diagram with the words given below to show the classification of
matter. (16 marks)
Gas Desk Salt Air
Mercury Carbon Dioxide Diesel Liquid

Matter

Solid a) _________ b) _________

Ice Water Steam

c) _________ e) _________ g) _________
d) _________ f) _________ h) _________

2. Fill in the table to show the properties of the subatomic particles. (14 marks)
In the nucleus -2 Electron In the nucleus

+1 Proton Amazon +2
1
0 Megatron -1 1840

Subatomic particle Charge Location Relative mass (amu)

Proton 1

Outside the nucleus

0 1
 SECTION C (30 MARKS)

1. Name the subatomic particles found in an atom. (6 marks)

i)___________________ ii)__________________ iii)________________

2. Name two metals, non-metals and metalloids each based on the Periodic Table. (12 marks)
Metals Non-metals Metalloids

3. Give one use of metals, non-metals and metalloids. (6 marks)

Metals : __________________________________________________________

Non-metals : __________________________________________________________

Metalloids : __________________________________________________________

4. Figure shows three radiations given out by a radioactive element.

Give one example of Materials X, Y and Z. (6 marks)

Material X : __________________________________________________________

Material Y : __________________________________________________________

Material Z : __________________________________________________________

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