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ZIMSEC O Level · 5071/1 · N2016

Chemistry Paper 1 November 2016

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Question 1

The graph shows a cooling curve of a substance, P.

Section YZ represents

  1. Aboiling.
  2. Bliquefaction.
  3. Cmelting.
  4. Dsolidification.

Question 2

Which change of state represents sublimation?
  1. Asolid →\rightarrow liquid
  2. Bgas →\rightarrow liquid
  3. Cliquid →\rightarrow gas
  4. Dsolid →\rightarrow gas

Question 3

An amino acid has an Rf_f value of 0.75.

Which of the components A, B, C or D in the chromatogram could be the amino acid?

  1. AA
  2. BB
  3. CC
  4. DD

Question 4

The table shows the boiling points of some gases present in the air.

On cooling the air, which gas will be the last to condense?

  1. Aargon
  2. Bcarbon dioxide
  3. Cnitrogen
  4. Doxygen

Question 5

The diagram shows the positions of some elements in the Periodic Table.

Which two elements are most likely to react together to form a covalent compound?

  1. AP and Q
  2. BR and T
  3. CQ and R
  4. DQ and S

Question 6

The ion of a non-metal has the symbol X2−^{2-}.

What will be the formula of the compound formed when it reacts with aluminium?

  1. AAl2l_2X
  2. BAllX3_3
  3. CAl3l_3X2_2
  4. DAl2l_2X3_3

Question 7

Which atom A, B, C or D forms an ion with a charge of −2-2?
  1. AA
  2. BB
  3. CC
  4. DD

Question 8

The molecular formula of the compound formed by phosphorus and hydrogen is
  1. AP5_5H.
  2. BPH3_3.
  3. CP3_3H.
  4. DPH5_5.

Question 9

What is the mass of potassium iodide, KI, needed to prepare 250 cm3^3 of 0.05 mol/dm3^3 potassium iodide solution?
  1. A12.50 g
  2. B8.30 g
  3. C2.08 g
  4. D0.01 g

Question 10

A volume of 25 cm3^3 of 2.0 mol/dm3^3 solution of sulphuric acid was transferred to a 250 cm3^3 volumetric flask and made up to the mark.

How many moles of sulphuric acid ended up in the flask?

  1. A0.050
  2. B0.020
  3. C0.200
  4. D0.500

Question 11

The diagram shows the effect of adding substance X to a reaction.

What is the effect of X on the reaction?

  1. AThe potential energy of the reaction increases.
  2. BThe potential energy of the reaction remains constant.
  3. CThe potential energy of the reaction decreases.
  4. DThe rate of reaction decreases.

Question 13

What is the concentration of calcium chloride, CaCl2(aq)l_{2(aq)}, solution when 11.10 g are dissolved to form 250 cm3^3 of solution?
  1. A0.400 mol/dm3^3
  2. B0.100 mol/dm3^3
  3. C0.025 mol/dm3^3
  4. D4.00 mol/dm3^3

Question 14

The diagram shows a Liebig's condenser.

At which point does the cooling water enter the condenser?

  1. AP
  2. BQ
  3. CR
  4. DS

Question 15

The combustion of ethane, C2_2H6(g)_{6(g)}, in excess oxygen is shown by the equation

2C2_2H6(g)_{6(g)} + 7O2(g)_{2(g)} →\rightarrow 6H2_2O(g)_{(g)} + 4CO2(g)_{2(g)}.

What volume of carbon dioxide is formed when 20 cm3^3 of ethane is completely burnt?

  1. A10 cm3^3
  2. B20 cm3^3
  3. C80 cm3^3
  4. D40 cm3^3

Question 16

The nucleon number of the isotope of oxygen, 818^{18}_{8}O, is
  1. A8.
  2. B10.
  3. C18.
  4. D26.

Question 17

Which quantity is the same for one mole of ammonia, NH3_3, and one mole of ammonium chloride, NH4_4Cll?
  1. Avolume at s.t.p
  2. Bnumber of protons
  3. Cnumber of particles
  4. Dvolume at r.t.p

Question 18

What is the ore from which aluminium is extracted?
  1. AHaematite
  2. BCryolite
  3. CPyrites
  4. DBauxite

Question 19

A drug, amphetamine, has the formula C9_9H13_{13}N.

The relative molecular mass, Mr_r, of amphetamine is

  1. A135.
  2. B108.
  3. C23.
  4. D3.

Question 20

A portion of 5 g of marble chips was reacted with excess dilute sulphuric acid.

What would be the effect, on the initial rate and final mass of the product, of using powdered calcium carbonate instead of marble chips?

  1. Ainitial rate increases, final mass less
  2. Binitial rate increases, final mass remains the same
  3. Cinitial rate decreases, final mass increases
  4. Dinitial rate remains the same, final mass remains the same

Question 21

Which electronic configuration is correct for an element in Period 2 of the Periodic Table?
  1. A1
  2. B2,1
  3. C2, 8, 1
  4. D2, 8, 8, 1

Question 22

Large volumes of hydrogen and iodine are allowed to react until a dynamic equilibrium is established.

H2(g)_{2(g)} + I2(g)_{2(g)} ⇌\rightleftharpoons 2HI(g)_{(g)}

Which graph shows the correct information on changes of volume of gases for this reaction?

  1. AA
  2. BB
  3. CC
  4. DD

Question 23

The reaction between copper (II) oxide and hydrogen is an example of
  1. Aan oxidation reaction.
  2. Ba reduction reaction.
  3. Ca neutralisation reaction.
  4. Da displacement reaction.

Question 24

The graph shows a titration curve.

This curve can be produced by the titration of

  1. ANaOH and HCll.
  2. BNH3_3 and CH3_3COOH.
  3. CNH3_3 and HCll.
  4. DNaOH and CH3_3COOH.

Question 25

The scheme shows some reactions of a solution P.

Solution P could be

  1. Aaluminium sulphate.
  2. Biron (II) chloride.
  3. Ccopper (II) sulphate.
  4. Diron (III) chloride.

Question 26

Which pair of metals will produce the lowest voltage when used as electrodes in a simple cell?
  1. Acopper and silver
  2. Bmagnesium and silver
  3. Cmagnesium and zinc
  4. Dzinc and copper

Question 27

Which statement explains why pure iron is rarely found in nature?
  1. Airon is very useful in the construction industry
  2. Biron readily combines with oxygen to form an oxide
  3. Ciron readily combines with carbon dioxide to form a carbonate
  4. Diron readily combines with water to form an oxide

Question 28

Which process does not use oxygen?
  1. Acombustion of fossil fuels
  2. Boxidation of metals
  3. Cphotosynthesis in plants
  4. Drespiration in animals

Question 29

Why does graphite act as a lubricant?
  1. AIt has a giant molecular structure.
  2. BIt has a high melting point.
  3. CIt contains delocalised electrons.
  4. DIts atoms are in layers which slide over each other.

Question 30

The results of chemical tests carried out on a compound, Q, are shown.

What could be compound Q?

  1. AA
  2. BB
  3. CC
  4. DD

Question 31

Which is not a property of ethane?
  1. Ahigh boiling point
  2. Bgas at room temperature
  3. Cinsoluble in water
  4. Da non-conductor of electricity

Question 32

A gas, Y, does not decolourise bromine but burns in excess oxygen to give CO2_2 and H2_2O.

What could be gas Y?

  1. Aethane
  2. Bethene
  3. Cethanoic acid
  4. Dethylethanoate

Question 33

The equation shows how an organic compound X is produced.

C2_2H4_4 + H2_2O ⇌\rightleftharpoons X

What is X?

  1. ACH3_3CH2_2OH
  2. BCH3_3CH3_3
  3. CCH3_3CO2_2H
  4. DCH3_3CO2_2CH3_3

Question 34

Which polymer is formed from the monomers shown?
  1. Aterylene
  2. Bstarch
  3. Cnylon
  4. Dpolythene

Question 35

The diagram shows the structure of an organic compound.

The symbol shown in the structure represents

  1. Aan alkyl.
  2. Ban amide.
  3. Can ester.
  4. Da peptide.

Question 36

What type of reaction occurs when ethanol is converted to ethanoic acid?
  1. Areduction
  2. Boxidation
  3. Ccondensation
  4. Ddehydration

Question 37

Which polymer is natural?
  1. Anylon
  2. Bpoly(ethene)
  3. Cstarch
  4. Dterylene

Question 38

Which solution reacts with ethanol to produce an ester?
  1. Aaqueous ammonia
  2. Bethanoic acid
  3. Cethylethanoate
  4. Dhydrochloric acid

Question 39

Which element is not present in protein molecules?
  1. Acarbon
  2. Bnitrogen
  3. Chydrogen
  4. Dchlorine

Question 40

The diagram shows the structure of a hydrocarbon.

The structure shown is an isomer of

  1. Apropane
  2. Bbutene
  3. Cpropene
  4. Dbutane

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