Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity Quiz | MCQs

Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity is the name of the first chapter of FSc. Chemistry Part-II | 2nd Year. This post contains an online quiz | MCQs from chemistry chapter no.1 i.e. Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity.

All questions of this quiz are very important for the practice of final examinations, ECAT, MDCAT, and all entry tests for the universities of Pakistan and abroad.

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This quiz is the version-1 of this chapter, the remaining questions of this Chapter No.1 (Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity) will be published soon.

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FSc Part-II | Chemistry | Chapter No.1: Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity | Quiz Version-1

 

1. 7th Period of the periodic table contains normal elements:
   1.   2
   2.   3
   3.   4
   4.   8
2. Periodic table has been divided into four blocks, which blocks contain highest elements:
   1.   s
   2.   p
   3.   d
   4.   f
3. Division of elements into blocks in modern periodic table is based on:
   1.   Shell
   2.   Sub-shell
   3.   Orbital
   4.   All of these
4. Keeping in view the size of atoms, which order is correct one:
   1.   Mg>Sr
   2.   Ba>Mg
   3.   Lu>Ce
   4.   Cl>I
5. Mosley concluded by the X-ray studies of the elements that physical and chemical properties of elements depend upon:
   1.   Atomic mass
   2.   Atomic no.
   3.   Mass no.
   4.   All of these
6. Which one of the following is not ionic hydride:
   1.   CsH
   2.   LiH
   3.   HCl
   4.   NaH
7. The element with highest first ionization energy is:
   1.   B
   2.   C
   3.   O
   4.   N
8. Mark the correct statement:
   1.   \(Na^{+}\) is smaller than Na
   2.   \(Na^{+}\) is larger than Na
   3.   \(Cl^{-}\) is smaller than Cl
   4.   \(Cl^{-}\) ion and Cl are equal
9. The element with atomic no. 9 is closest in chemical properties with element of atomic no.
   1.   27
   2.   11
   3.   17
   4.   8
10. Period six in periodic table contain which “block” elements:
    1.   s,p
    2.   s,p,d
    3.   s,p,f
    4.   s,p,d,f