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Chemistry quiz for grade 10: Polymers This quiz helps revise “Polymers” in Chemistry for grade 10. It has 25 questions in five categories: Basics, Plastics, Natural polymers, Fibers and resins, Properties. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Basics 100 What is a substance called when its molecules join to form a macromolecule?
200 What is the reaction called in which many monomer molecules join to form a macromolecule?
300 What is the smallest…
In the game400 What is the number…
In the game500 During condensation of a…
In the gamePlastics 100 Which plastic is widely used for shopping bags and is made from a two-carbon alkene?
200 Which chlorine-containing plastic is widely used for water pipes and window frames?
300 Which plastic is often…
In the game400 Which alkene with formula…
In the game500 Which fluorinated plastic has…
In the gameNatural polymers 100 What natural polymer makes up most of cotton fiber?
200 What plant storage polysaccharide is built from many glucose units?
300 What monomers…
In the game400 What structural units…
In the game500 What monomer forms the…
In the gameFibers and resins 100 What polymer class includes nylon, widely used in ropes and textiles?
200 What polymer class does PET, used for bottles and textile fibers, belong to?
300 Which diol reacts with…
In the game400 Which two compounds…
In the game500 Which six-carbon nitrogen-containing reactant…
In the gameProperties 100 What are materials called when they can be softened by heating and reshaped repeatedly?
200 Which element is traditionally added to rubber during vulcanization to improve strength and elasticity?
300 What are rubber-like polymers…
In the game400 What are the covalent…
In the game500 What happens to a…
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