Honors Chemistry Quiz 1
Unit 1 Chemistry Quiz
Questions and Answers
- 1.
How do you pour a solid chemical onto a balance pan
- A.
Weigh the beaker and then pour it into a beaker
- B.
Pour it directly onto the pan
- C.
Weigh the paper pour it onto a peice of weighing paper
Correct Answer
C. Weigh the paper pour it onto a peice of weighing paperExplanation
The correct answer is to weigh the paper and pour the solid chemical onto a piece of weighing paper. Weighing the paper ensures that the weight of the paper is subtracted from the total weight of the chemical, allowing for a more accurate measurement. Pouring the chemical onto a piece of weighing paper also prevents any loss or contamination of the chemical, as it can be easily transferred to the desired container or location.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What are these?
- A.
Gas-collecting bottle
- B.
Volumetric flask
- C.
Erlenmeyer flask
- D.
Beaker
- E.
Graduated cylinder
Correct Answer
D. BeakerExplanation
The given options are all laboratory glassware used for various purposes. A beaker is a cylindrical container with a flat bottom and a pouring lip, commonly used for mixing, heating, and holding liquids. It is the only option that fits this description, as the other options have specific uses such as collecting gases (gas-collecting bottle), measuring volumes (volumetric flask and graduated cylinder), or holding and mixing solutions (Erlenmeyer flask). Therefore, the correct answer is beaker.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Describe what happens if the air supply on a Bunsen Burner is too low.
- 4.
Long hair, dangling jewlery, and loose baggy clothing are a hazard and must be
Correct Answer
secured
pulled backExplanation
Long hair, dangling jewelry, and loose baggy clothing can pose a safety risk in various situations. They can get caught in machinery or equipment, causing accidents or injuries. Therefore, it is important to secure or pull back these items to minimize the chances of such incidents occurring. This can be done by tying up or securing long hair, removing or securing dangling jewelry, and wearing properly fitting clothing that is not loose or baggy. By taking these precautions, individuals can ensure their safety and prevent potential hazards.Rate this question:
- 5.
Sinks are to be used for
- A.
Water only
- B.
Water and acids
- C.
Water and certain solutions
- D.
Acids only
- E.
Bases only
Correct Answer
C. Water and certain solutionsExplanation
The sinks are designed to be used for water and certain solutions. This means that they can be used for both water and specific types of solutions, which indicates that they are suitable for a wider range of substances. It is important to note that they are not intended for use with acids only or bases only, suggesting that they may not be compatible with these substances.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Labratory goggles must be worn when
- A.
Chemicals are being used
- B.
Heat is being used
- C.
Glass wear is being used
- D.
All of the above
- E.
A and C only
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
Laboratory goggles must be worn when chemicals are being used to protect the eyes from potential splashes or spills. They must also be worn when heat is being used to protect the eyes from any potential hazards. Additionally, laboratory goggles must be worn when glassware is being used to prevent any potential breakage or shattering that could harm the eyes. Therefore, the correct answer is "all of the above" as all three conditions require the use of laboratory goggles for eye protection.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What is this?
- A.
Gas-collecting tube
- B.
Measuring pipet
- C.
Thermometer
- D.
Glass-stoppered buret
- E.
Stiring rod
Correct Answer
D. Glass-stoppered buretExplanation
A glass-stoppered buret is a type of laboratory glassware that is used for accurate measurement and dispensing of liquids. It consists of a long, graduated glass tube with a stopcock at the bottom and a glass stopper at the top. The stopper ensures that the liquid inside the buret remains sealed and prevents any contamination or evaporation. This makes it suitable for precise titrations and other analytical procedures where accurate volume measurements are required.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What is this?
- A.
Utility clamp
- B.
Iron ring
- C.
Buret clamp
- D.
Pinch clamp
Correct Answer
A. Utility clampExplanation
A utility clamp is a versatile tool used in laboratories to securely hold various objects such as test tubes, flasks, or burets. It consists of two adjustable jaws that can be tightened or loosened using a screw mechanism. The utility clamp is typically made of metal, providing strength and durability. It is commonly used in chemistry experiments or when handling delicate glassware to ensure stability and prevent accidents. The utility clamp is the correct answer because it accurately describes the tool depicted in the image.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What type of flask is this?
- A.
Erlenmeyer
- B.
Volumetric
Correct Answer
B. VolumetricExplanation
The flask in question is most likely a volumetric flask. This is because an Erlenmeyer flask typically has a conical shape with a wide base and narrow neck, while a volumetric flask has a more cylindrical shape with a narrow neck and a flat bottom. Since the flask in question is not described as having a conical shape, it is more likely to be a volumetric flask.Rate this question:
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- 10.
How do you dilute a strong acid?
- A.
Add a base to the acid
- B.
Add water to acid
- C.
Add acid to water
- D.
You can't
Correct Answer
C. Add acid to waterExplanation
To dilute a strong acid, it is important to add acid to water. This is because adding water to acid can cause a violent reaction due to the release of heat. By slowly adding acid to water while stirring, the heat generated can be dissipated more effectively, preventing any hazards. This method ensures a safer and controlled dilution process.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Why do we use a fluted filter to filter a solid from a liquid?
- A.
It allows the liquid to pass through and not the solid.
- B.
It is more efficient at displacing the air in the vessel where the liquid is filtered.
- C.
It is faster.
Correct Answer
B. It is more efficient at displacing the air in the vessel where the liquid is filtered.Explanation
The fluted filter is more efficient at displacing the air in the vessel where the liquid is filtered. This is because the fluted design creates more surface area for the liquid to flow through, allowing for better air displacement. As a result, the solid particles are effectively filtered out while the liquid can pass through easily. The other options, such as allowing the liquid to pass through and not the solid or being faster, do not directly relate to the use of a fluted filter for air displacement.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Never heat stoppered
Correct Answer
liquids or solids
solids or liquidsExplanation
The correct answer is "liquids or solids, solids or liquids". This answer suggests that both liquids and solids should not be heated when they are stoppered. This is because stoppering can create pressure buildup inside the container, which can be dangerous when heated. Therefore, it is important to remove the stopper before heating any liquid or solid to avoid any potential accidents or explosions.Rate this question:
- 13.
Use a while heating any substances
Correct Answer
holder - 14.
Place beakers, flasks, and evaporating dishes on what to spread the heat while using a ring stand
- A.
Wire gauze
- B.
Pipstem triangle
Correct Answer
A. Wire gauzeExplanation
Wire gauze is used to spread the heat evenly when using a ring stand. It acts as a support for beakers, flasks, and evaporating dishes, allowing the heat to be distributed more evenly across the bottom of the container. This prevents localized heating and helps to prevent the glassware from cracking or breaking due to sudden temperature changes. The wire gauze also helps to protect the underlying surface from direct contact with the heat source, reducing the risk of damage.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What is this?
- A.
Evaporating dish
- B.
Crucible
- C.
Wing tip
- D.
Watch glass
Correct Answer
D. Watch glassExplanation
A watch glass is a small, circular piece of glass that is slightly concave in shape. It is used in laboratories to hold small amounts of solid or liquid substances. The concave shape helps to prevent spillage and allows for easy observation of the contents. It is commonly used for covering beakers or evaporating dishes to prevent contamination or evaporation. The other options listed (evaporating dish, crucible, and wing tip) are not appropriate answers as they are unrelated to the given item.Rate this question:
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- 16.
What is this?
- A.
Buret clamp
- B.
Ring stand
- C.
Iron ring
- D.
Stiring rod
Correct Answer
B. Ring standExplanation
A ring stand is a laboratory apparatus used to hold and support other equipment, such as a buret clamp, iron ring, or stirring rod. It consists of a heavy metal base with a vertical rod attached to it. The rod has various attachments, including clamps and rings, which can be adjusted to hold different objects securely in place during experiments. The ring stand provides stability and allows for easy manipulation of the attached equipment, making it an essential tool in many scientific experiments.Rate this question:
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- 17.
To avoid losing some of your samples due to super heating you
- A.
Heat on a high temperature
- B.
Heat gently
Correct Answer
B. Heat gentlyExplanation
Heating gently is the correct answer because when samples are heated on a high temperature, there is a higher chance of super heating, which can cause the samples to boil violently and potentially result in loss of samples. By heating gently, the samples can be heated slowly and evenly, reducing the risk of super heating and ensuring that the samples are not lost.Rate this question:
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- 18.
When pouring a chemical from the stock bottle, pour with the side next to the container you are pouring into.
Correct Answer
unlabledExplanation
The correct answer is "unlabeled" because the question is referring to pouring a chemical from a stock bottle, and it is important to pour the chemical with the unlabeled side next to the container you are pouring into. This is because the labeled side of the stock bottle may contain important information or warnings about the chemical, so it should not come into direct contact with the container or the substance being poured.Rate this question:
- 19.
Use the when evaporating hazardous solvents or materials
Correct Answer
Fume hoodExplanation
A fume hood is used when evaporating hazardous solvents or materials. It is a type of ventilation system that is designed to limit exposure to harmful fumes, vapors, or dusts. It works by drawing air away from the user and into the hood, which is then either filtered or exhausted to the outside. This helps to protect the user from inhaling or coming into contact with potentially dangerous substances.Rate this question:
- 20.
Should you set the stopper on the table
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
The question is asking whether or not you should set the stopper on the table. The correct answer is "No" because setting the stopper on the table implies that it should be placed there permanently or for an extended period of time, which is not necessary or recommended. The stopper should only be used when needed, such as to stopper a bottle or container temporarily, and then it should be put away in a proper place.Rate this question:
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- 21.
If too much air is present a noise will be heard
Correct Answer
roaring
flutteringExplanation
If too much air is present, it can cause a roaring noise or a fluttering noise. This is because an excess of air can create turbulence or vibrations, resulting in these types of sounds.Rate this question:
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