1.
Collision theory explains reaction rate in terms of:
A
Color change
B
Effective collisions
C
Mass of reactants
D
Volume change
2.
Diffusion occurs fastest in:
A
Solids
B
Liquids
C
Gases
D
Plasma
3.
Enzymes are mainly made of:
A
Carbohydrates
B
Proteins
C
Fats
D
Minerals
4.
Which reaction is the slowest?
A
Explosion
B
Rusting of iron
C
Neutralization
D
Combustion
5.
Enzyme-substrate complex is formed during:
A
Physical change
B
Chemical reaction
C
Diffusion
D
Evaporation
6.
Food spoilage can be slowed by lowering:
A
Pressure
B
Temperature
C
Volume
D
Mass
7.
Which factor has no effect on enzyme activity?
A
pH
B
Temperature
C
Substrate concentration
D
Color of enzyme
8.
Which condition can denature enzymes?
A
Low pressure
B
Optimal pH
C
High temperature
D
Presence of substrate
9.
Which of the following lowers activation energy?
A
Inhibitor
B
Catalyst
C
Reactant
D
Product
10.
Chemical kinetics helps in food preservation by:
A
Speeding up spoilage
B
Slowing down reactions
C
Changing nutrients
D
Adding colors
11.
Which graph shows effect of catalyst?
A
Higher activation energy
B
Lower activation energy
C
Same activation energy
D
No energy change
12.
Which of the following is an example of a catalyst?
A
Iron in Haber process
B
Water
C
Oxygen
D
Carbon dioxide
13.
A reaction with high activation energy is:
A
Very fast
B
Very slow
C
Instantaneous
D
Independent of temperature
14.
Collision theory applies mainly to reactions in:
A
Solid state
B
Gaseous state
C
Plasma state
D
Vacuum
15.
Enzymes are best described as:
A
Inorganic catalysts
B
Synthetic chemicals
C
Biological catalysts
D
Reactants
16.
Catalysts are usually:
A
Consumed in reaction
B
Unchanged after reaction
C
Changed into products
D
Reactants
17.
Increasing concentration increases reaction rate because:
A
Particles become larger
B
More collisions occur
C
Activation energy increases
D
Temperature increases
18.
Which term describes energy barrier of a reaction?
A
Kinetic energy
B
Potential energy
C
Activation energy
D
Thermal energy
19.
Which unit is commonly used for reaction rate?
A
mol
B
mol dm⁻³ s⁻¹
C
dm³
D
second
20.
Pressure mainly affects reactions involving:
A
Solids
B
Liquids
C
Gases
D
Solutions