chemistry MCQs
12th • Chapter 07
50 Questions TextBook
1
The theory that organic compounds could only be manufactured within living things was known as?
2
Who was the chemist that rejected the Vital Force Theory by synthesizing urea from an inorganic substance?
3
Urea was synthesized from which inorganic compound?
4
The self-linking property of carbon atoms to form long chains and rings is called?
5
According to the modern definition, organic chemistry is the study of compounds of?
C
Carbon and hydrogen (hydrocarbons) and their derivatives 6
Most organic compounds are insoluble in water but dissolve readily in?
D
Non-polar organic solvents 7
The reactions involving organic compounds are generally?
8
Proteins are complex molecules with molecular masses ranging from a few thousands to?
9
Coal, petroleum, and natural gas are collectively known as?
10
Coal was formed from the remains of trees buried some _______ years ago.
11
The initial stage of coal formation from wood due to bacterial and chemical reactions is?
12
The process of heating coal in the absence of air at 500-1000°C is called?
C
Destructive distillationD
Fractional distillation 13
The total estimated coal resources of Pakistan are about?
14
The major portion of natural gas is composed of which hydrocarbon?
15
The blackish, liquid form of petroleum extracted from rocks is known as?
16
Which fraction of petroleum is used as a motor fuel?
17
The boiling point range for the Kerosene fraction is?
18
Fractional distillation of petroleum yields about what percentage of gasoline?
19
The process of breaking higher hydrocarbons into lower, more volatile hydrocarbons is called?
20
Which type of cracking uses a catalyst like silica (SiO₂) and alumina (Al₂O₃)?
21
The quality of a fuel is indicated by its?
22
Which compound has been arbitrarily given an octane number of 100?
23
The process of converting straight-chain hydrocarbons into branched-chain ones is called?
24
Which additive was historically used to improve the octane number but causes air pollution?
25
Organic compounds containing an open chain of carbon atoms are also called?
26
Compounds in which the ring consists of only carbon atoms are called?
27
Which of the following is an example of an aromatic compound?
28
A compound containing a heteroatom like nitrogen, oxygen, or sulfur in its ring is called?
29
Which of the following is a heterocyclic compound?
30
An atom or group of atoms that imparts specific properties to an organic compound is called a?
31
The functional group -OH represents which class of compounds?
32
The C=O functional group found within a carbon chain is characteristic of?
33
What is the functional group for an ether?
34
The ground state electronic configuration of carbon is?
35
In sp³ hybridization, how many atomic orbitals are mixed?
36
The geometry associated with sp³ hybridization is?
37
The bond angle in a molecule with sp³ hybridization, like methane, is?
38
The structure of alkenes, like ethene, is explained by which mode of hybridization?
39
The bond angle between any two sp² hybrid orbitals is?
40
A carbon-carbon double bond consists of?
C
One sigma and one pi bondD
One sigma and two pi bonds 41
The structure of alkynes, like ethyne, is explained by which hybridization?
42
The geometry of a molecule with sp hybridization is?
43
A carbon-carbon triple bond consists of?
C
One sigma and two pi bondsD
Two sigma and one pi bond 44
Compounds having the same molecular formula but different structural formulas are called?
45
Which of the following alkanes is the simplest one to show structural isomerism?
46
Isomerism that arises due to a difference in the nature of the carbon chain is called?
B
Functional group isomerism 47
Dimethyl ether (CH₃-O-CH₃) and ethyl alcohol (CH₃-CH₂-OH) are examples of?
C
Functional group isomers 48
The type of isomerism that arises from the unequal distribution of carbon atoms on either side of a functional group is?
49
Cis-trans isomerism is also known as?
D
Conformational isomerism 50
The necessary condition for cis-trans isomerism to arise is?
C
Restricted rotation around a double bondD
Free rotation around a single bond