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CHEMISTRY XI 2021 Model Paper

This document contains a model question paper for Chemistry Paper-I for the H.S.C. Annual Examinations 2021 administered by the Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi. The paper contains two sections - Section A contains 43 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each. Section B contains short answer questions. The document provides examples of multiple choice chemistry questions that assess topics like chemical bonding, stoichiometry, gas laws, equilibrium, kinetics, electrochemistry, and quantum numbers. It serves as a guide for the scope and format of the examination.
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CHEMISTRY XI 2021 Model Paper

This document contains a model question paper for Chemistry Paper-I for the H.S.C. Annual Examinations 2021 administered by the Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi. The paper contains two sections - Section A contains 43 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each. Section B contains short answer questions. The document provides examples of multiple choice chemistry questions that assess topics like chemical bonding, stoichiometry, gas laws, equilibrium, kinetics, electrochemistry, and quantum numbers. It serves as a guide for the scope and format of the examination.
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BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION, KARACHI

H.S.C. Annual Examinations 2021

(MODEL QUESTION PAPER)


CHEMISTRY PAPER-I
Total Duration: 02 Hours Total Marks: 85

SECTION "A" (M.C.Qs) Marks: 43

Note: This section consists of 43 questions. Attempt all M.C.Qs. Each carries 01 marks.

Q1. Choose the correct answers for each from the given options:

1. Rain drops have spherical shape because a sphere has the least

 Area  Volume
 Length  Surface to volume ratio

2. The quantities relationship between the substances according to balance equation


describes:

 Reversible reaction  Stoichiometry


 Limiting reactant  Percentage compound

3. 870.0 have

 Two significant figures  Three significant figures


 Four significant figures  Five significant figures

4. The no. of orbitals in a shell can be determined by the formula

 (2l+1)  2(2l+1)
 n2  2n2

5. S-2 (Z=16) is isoelectronic with

+1 -1
 11Na  9F
+1 +3
 19K  13Al

6. The most of the radiations coming out from pitch blend were

 Electron  Proton
 X-rays  Neutron

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7. The bonds present in ethene (C2H4) molecule

 Five σbond and one  bond  Two σ bond and two  bond
 Three σ bonds and two  bonds  All σ bonds

8. Which molecule has linear structure:

 CH4  NH3
 BF3  C2H2

9. Ice floats on top of water because its density is

 Lesser than density of water  Equal to density of water


 Greater than density of water  All of them

10. Heat absorbed by a system when its volume does not change is equal to

 Internal energy  Work done by a system


 Increase in internal energy  Change in enthalpy of system

11. Which of the following is intensive property of system?

 Density  Energy
 Volume  Entropy

12. The product of pressure and volume, PV has the dimension

 Pressure  Volume
 Energy  Temperature

13. For the reaction 2NH3 N2+ 3H2 the relationship between Kc and Kp

 Kc>Kp  Kc<Kp
 Kp=Kc Kc
 Kp 
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14. Given the equilibrium the PCl5 PCl3 + Cl2 ∆H = +ve
concentration of Cl2 at equilibrium will be increased by

 Lowering of temperature  Adding PCl3 to the mixture


 Adding PCl5 to mixture  Increasing pressure

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15. Which one of the following solution is basic

 NH4Cl  NaCl
 Na2CO3  KCl

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16. The oxidation number of Cr in Cr2O 7
 +3  +6
 +12  -2

17. The properties of solution which depends upon the no. of particles of solute are called

 Colligative properties  Intensive properties


 Qualitative properties  Physical properties

18. If the rate of reaction is independent of concentration of the reactant the reaction is of

 Zero order  1st order


 2nd order  3rd order

19. A catalyst is a substance which increase the rate of reaction of chemical reaction,
because

 It increases the temperature  It increases pressure


 It changes the rate constant  It lowers the activation energy

20. The branch of chemistry which deals with the study of reaction rates is known as

 Photochemistry  Chemical kinetics


 Thermodynamics  Electrochemistry

21. The penetration power of β-particle in air as compare to α-particle is

 100 times  2 time


 1000 times  200 times

22. A gas at zero kelvin:

 Is super cooled  freezes  liquefies  has zero volume

23. The molecular formula of vitamin C is C6H8O6, Its Emperical formula is:

 C2H3O2  C3H4O3  CH2O  CHO2

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24. E+PV is called:

 Entropy  Enthalpy  Free Energy  Internal Energy

25. The quantum number values for 3p orbitals are:

 n=2, l=1,  n=3, l=0,  n=2, l=2,  n=3, l=1,

26. Orbitals having same energy are called:

 Hybrid orbitals  Degenerate orbitals


 Valence orbitals  Bonding orbitals

27. The net enthalpy change in a chemical reaction is same, whether it is brough about in
two or more different ways in one or several steps. It is known as:

 Henry’s Law  Hess’s Law


 Joule’s Principle  Law of Conservation of energy

28. Which of the following compound does not contain hydrogen bonding

 CH4  H2O  NH3  HF

29. In a chemical reaction equilibrium is said to have established when:

 Concentration of Products and reactants  Opposing reaction cease


are equal.  Rate of forward reaction is twice as
 Rate of Opposing reaction become equal compare to reverse reaction.

30. Which of the following molecules has the largest bond angle:

 H2O  NH3  CH4  BeCl2

31. The value of R (general gas constant) in S.I Unit is

 8.3143  8.3143  0.0821  0.0821 N.m/K.mole


N.m/K.mole N.m/ .mole N.m/ .mole

32. Bohr’s Atomic model is contradicted by:

 Planck’s  Chadwick  Heisenberg  Faraday’s Law


Quantum Experiment uncertainty
Theory Principle

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33. The ⁄ value of electron is :

 1.758x108  0.000550 ⁄  1.008 ⁄  9.11x10-28 ⁄


34. The reaction which involves both oxidation and reduction is called:

 Addition  Redox  Elimination  Substitution


reaction reaction reaction reaction.

35. The rate of reaction

 Increases as the reaction proceeds  Remain the same as the reaction


 Decreases as the reaction proceeds proceed
 May decreases or increases as the reaction
proceed

36. For gaseous system, the value of Kp and Kc are same when:

 Reaction occurs at S.T.P  reaction is exothermic


 Reaction is endothermic  No. of moles of products are equal to No. of
moles of reactant.

37. Heat absorbed or released during a chemical process at constant pressure is equal to:

   

38. Which of the following molecules has two :

 CH4  C2H4  N2  O2

39. No two electrons in an atom can have a same set of four quantum number is called

 Newton’s first law  Pauli Exclusion Principle


 Hund’s Rule  Aufbau rule

40. Alpha rays are

 Neutron  Electron  Proton  Helium Nuclei

41. The surface tension of liquid is independent of:

 Temperature  Intermolecular forces


 Nature of Liquid  Amount of Liquid

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42. The tendency of liquid to cling together is called:

 Surface  Cohesion  Adhesion  Viscosity


Tension

43. The No of waves travel per one centimeter distance is :

 Wavelength  wave no.  wave function  frequency

Section ‘B’ (Short Answer Questions)

Note: Attempt any five part questions. (Marks = 25)

Q2. (i) 1.367g of an organic compound containing C, H and O was combusted in a stream of
air yield 3.002g CO2 and 1.64g H2O. what is the empirical formula.

(ii) Define the following.


* Significant figure * System * Viscosity * Gay-Lussac Law

(iii) State Boyle’s Law, Charles’s law and prove them in term of Kinetic Molecular Theory.

(iv) Write down the electronic configuration for ground sates of each of the following.
* Cl (Z = 17) * Ca+2 (Z = 20) * Fe (Z = 26) * N-3 (Z = 7)

(v) Differentiate between the following (write only two differences for each).
* Sigma and Pi bond * Hydration and Hydrolysis

(vi)The ratio of rates of diffusion of two gasses A and B is 1.5:1. If the relative molecular
mass of gas A is 16, find out the relative molecular mass of gas B.

(vii) State First Law of Thermodynamic. In a certain process, 500 J of work is done on a
system which gives off 200 J of heat. What is the value of change in Internal energy
for the process.

(viii) Explain the effects of surface area and concentration of reactant on the rate of
reaction.

(ix) Define Dipole moment. Why dipole moment of CO2 and CCl4 is zero.

(x) Predict the effect of increase in temperature and pressure on the following system at
equilibrium state (only predict the direction)
* N2 + 3H2↔2NH3 + Heat * N2 + O2 + Heat ↔2NO

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SECTION "C" (DETAILED-ANSWER QUESTIONS) (Max Marks: 17)

Note: Attempt any one questions from this section.

Q3 (a) Write the postulates of Bohr’s atomic. Derive the formula for the radius of nth orbit of
hydrogen atom by using Bohr’s atomic model. (9)

(b) Write the postulates of electron pair repulsion theory. Explain the shape of the H2O and
NH3 on the basis of electron pair repulsion theory. (8)

Q4 (a) Define oxidation and reduction. Balance the given equations by ION electron method.
(9)
* Cl2+OH-1 Cl-1 + Cl + H2O (Basic)
* Mn +S MnO2+ S (Acidic)

(b) Explain Arrhenius theory of ionization in detail. Also define indicator with two examples.
(8)

Q5 (a) what are cathode rays? Give the properties of cathode rays and conclusion drawn about
the structure of the atom from this experiment. Also define the construction of discharge
tube. (9)

(b) How Kc is used to predict the extent of a reversible reaction ? Calculate the number of
moles of Cl2 produced at equilibrium when one mole of PCl5 is heated at 250 in
vessel having a capacity of 10dm3 (Kc=0.041) (8)
PCl5 ↔ PCl3 + Cl2

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