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Class 10-Periodic Properties-Chap 1 Mock Test

The document is a periodic mock test for ICSE Chemistry focused on periodic properties, consisting of two sections with various types of questions including arrangement of elements, multiple-choice questions, one-word answers, and reasoning questions. It assesses knowledge on atomic size, electron affinity, ionization potential, and other periodic trends. The test is structured to evaluate understanding of the periodic table and its properties within a 1-hour time limit.

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Class 10-Periodic Properties-Chap 1 Mock Test

The document is a periodic mock test for ICSE Chemistry focused on periodic properties, consisting of two sections with various types of questions including arrangement of elements, multiple-choice questions, one-word answers, and reasoning questions. It assesses knowledge on atomic size, electron affinity, ionization potential, and other periodic trends. The test is structured to evaluate understanding of the periodic table and its properties within a 1-hour time limit.

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PERIODIC MOCK TEST-1 (ICSE-CHEMISTRY)

Chap 1: Periodic Properties


Total: 35 Time: 1 hour

SECTION 1
1. Arrange the following according to instructions: 5

(a) C, F, Ne, He, Li (increasing atomic size)


(b) Br, I, F, Cl, Ne (decreasing electron affinity)
(c) Be, C, N, O, B (increasing ionization potential)
(d) Na+1, Mg2+, Al3+, F-1, Ne (decreasing ionic size)
(e) Mg, Be, Ba, Ca, Sr (increasing reactivity)

2. Choose the correct alternative: 5

(a) The element which has maximum electronegativity in the periodic table is-
(i) Oxygen
(ii) Fluorine
(iii) Chlorine
(iv) Nitrogen

(b) An element M having 5 valence electrons and three shells most likely to show-
(i) Metallic character
(ii) Highest electron affinity in the period
(iii) Non-metallic character
(iv) Lowest ionization energy in the period

(c) Two elements A and B in a certain period placed side by side. Element A has higher
ionization energy than element B, but element B is smaller in size compared to A.
Which pair would satisfy the criteria?
(i) C and N
(ii) F and Cl
(iii) Be and B
(iv) Na and Mg

(d) Noble gases have zero electron affinity. The specific reason might be-
(i) They have no place to accept electron.
(ii) They have stable electronic configuration.
(iii) They do not form bonds.
(iv) All of the above.

(e) In the periodic table, when going down the group in period 2-
(i) Reactivity and ionization energy increases
(ii) Reactivity increases and ionization energy decreases
(iii) Reactivity and ionization energy both decreases
(iv) Reactivity remains same but ionization energy decreases

3. Give one word for each of the following: 5

(a) The name of the group whose elements have two valence electrons.
(b) The element having highest electron affinity in period 3
(c) The number of elements present in period 6
(d) The energy released during the addition of electron in the valence shell of an
isolated gaseous atom.
(e) The element having twice the number of electrons in L shell compared to K shell.

SECTION 2

4. Give reasons of the following: 5 x 2 = 10

(i) Fluorine has lower electron affinity compared to chlorine.


(ii) Argon has slightly larger atomic size compared to chlorine.
(iii) Chloride ion is larger than chlorine atom.
(iv) Ionization energy increases down the group despite increasing nuclear charge.
(v) Electronegativity does not exist for noble gases.

5. (a) An element ‘X’ having atomic no. 16 combines with and element ‘Y’ having atomic
no. 19.
(i) What will be the formula of the compound formed?
(ii) Which is more electronegative between X and Y?
(iii) Compare ionization potential of ‘X’ and ‘Y’.
(b) If atomic size increases across a period, how metallic property would vary across a
period?
(c) Sodium is a good reducing agent and fluorine is a good oxidizing agent. However,
both have valency one. How can you account for the fact?
(d) An element ‘M’ has 3 valence shells and 4 valence electrons.
(i) Identify the element.
(ii) Name two elements in the same period which have higher ionization potential than
‘M’
(iii) Name one element in the same group which is smaller than ‘M’
(iv) Name one element in the same period which has less valency than ‘M’
3 + 1 + 2 + 4 = 10

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