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MCQ on Class 4 Elements Compounds and Mixtures

 

    What determines the properties of a compound?

  1. a) Its constituent elements
  2. b) Its atomic number
  3. c) Its position in the periodic table
  4. d) Its molecular weight

    Answer: a) Its constituent elements

 

   

    How can compounds be separated?

  1. a) By physical means
  2. b) By chemical means
  3. c) By heating
  4. d) By filtration

    Answer: b) By chemical means

 

 

    What is the smallest indivisible particle of matter according to scientists?

  1. a) Molecule
  2. b) Compound
  3. c) Atom
  4. d) Element

    Answer: c) Atom

 

    What is the name of the force that holds atoms together in a molecule?

  1. a) Magnetic force
  2. b) Chemical bond
  3. c) Gravitational force
  4. d) Nuclear force

    Answer: b) Chemical bond

 

    How many atoms are typically found in most molecules?

  1. a) One
  2. b) Two
  3. c) Three or more
  4. d) It varies depending on the substance

    Answer: c) Three or more

 

   

    How many elements are found on Earth according to the passage?

  1. a) 100
  2. b) 118
  3. c) 150
  4. d) 200

    Answer: b) 118

 

   

    Which compound is formed by the combination of sodium and chlorine?

  1. a) Baking soda
  2. b) Ammonia
  3. c) Methane
  4. d) Table salt (common salt)

    Answer: d) Table salt (common salt)

 

    What is the constituent element of carbon dioxide?

  1. a) Sodium
  2. b) Hydrogen
  3. c) Oxygen
  4. d) Chlorine

    Answer: c) Oxygen

 

    How can compounds be separated?

  1. a) By physical means
  2. b) By chemical means
  3. c) By heating
  4. d) By filtration

    Answer: b) By chemical means

 

   

    What is water composed of?

  1. a) Hydrogen and Oxygen
  2. b) Sodium and Chlorine
  3. c) Carbon and Oxygen
  4. d) Nitrogen and Hydrogen

    Answer: a) Hydrogen and Oxygen

 

    What is the state of water?

  1. a) Solid
  2. b) Liquid
  3. c) Gas
  4. d) Plasma

    Answer: b) Liquid

 

    Which substance supports burning but does not burn itself?

  1. a) Hydrogen
  2. b) Oxygen
  3. c) Carbon monoxide
  4. d) Carbon dioxide

    Answer: b) Oxygen

 

    Which of the following examples represents a compound in the liquid state?

  1. a) Carbon monoxide
  2. b) Carbon dioxide
  3. c) Hydrochloric acid
  4. d) Baking soda

    Answer: c) Hydrochloric acid

 

 

 

Class 4 Elements Compounds and Mixtures

   

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