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Chemistry quiz for grade 11: Metals This quiz helps revise “Metals” in Chemistry for grade 11. It has 25 questions in five categories: Structure & Table, Physical Records, Metal Reactions, Alloys & Extraction, Corrosion Control. 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.
Structure & Table 100 Which particles move freely through a metal lattice and enable electrical conduction?
200 Which block of the periodic table contains the transition metals?
300 How many valence electrons…
In the game400 What is the usual…
In the game500 Which metal has the…
In the gamePhysical Records 100 What reddish metal is commonly used for electrical wiring?
200 What is the silvery metal that is liquid at room temperature?
300 Which metal has the…
In the game400 Which pictured metal has…
In the game500 Which pictured metal has…
In the gameMetal Reactions 100 Which gas is released when zinc reacts with hydrochloric acid?
200 Which alkaline substance forms with hydrogen when sodium reacts with water?
300 What do atoms of…
In the game400 What property does Al(OH)3…
In the game500 In the thermite reaction…
In the gameAlloys & Extraction 100 Which pictured iron-carbon alloy contains less than 2% carbon?
200 Which pictured alloy consists mainly of copper and zinc?
300 Which pictured alloy consists…
In the game400 Which process does the…
In the game500 Which gas is the…
In the gameCorrosion Control 100 What is the pictured corrosion product of iron, formed in the presence of water and oxygen?
200 Which simple protection method keeps water and oxygen off iron while its coating remains intact?
300 What is the process…
In the game400 Which element in stainless…
In the game500 What method makes the…
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