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1. Ibrahim is learning about electron affinity. He knows that electron affinity is the energy change when an electron is added to a gaseous atom. Which group has the most negative electron affinities (most favorable)?

A Alkali metals
B Halogens
C Noble gases
D Alkaline earth metals

2. Diana is learning about electroplating. She understands that electroplating can be used to coat a metal with a thin layer of another metal. Which of the following is a reason for electroplating?

A To increase the metal's reactivity
B To improve appearance and prevent corrosion
C To make the metal cheaper
D To decrease the metal's conductivity

3. Which of the following is a metalloid?

A Sodium
B Sulfur
C Silicon
D Neon

4. The nucleus of an atom contains:

A Only electrons
B Protons and neutrons
C Only neutrons
D Only protons

5. Particles of matter are always in:

A Rest
B Motion
C Sleep
D Vacuum

6. Aisha is studying oxidation states of polyatomic ions. She learns that the sum of oxidation states in an ion equals the ion's charge. In the nitrate ion (NO3^-), what is the oxidation state of nitrogen if oxygen is -2?

A +3
B +5
C -3
D +4

7. Nora is making a saltwater solution. She adds 10 grams of salt to 100 grams of water and stirs. In this solution, what is the salt considered?

A Solvent
B Solute
C Solution
D Suspension

8. A voltaic cell is also known as:

A Electrolytic cell
B Dry cell
C Galvanic cell
D Fuel cell

9. Omar is learning about reversible reactions. He learns that the reaction: 2SO2 + O2 ⇌ 2SO3 is reversible. What happens if SO3 is removed from the system?

A The equilibrium shifts to the left
B The equilibrium shifts to the right
C The reaction stops
D There is no effect

10. Fertilizers are produced with the help of:

A Biochemistry
B Industrial chemistry
C Nuclear chemistry
D Analytical chemistry

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