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D. to serve a flux

(†)

to impart the colour to the flame.

A white crystalline soliɑ ɔn heating yields a colourless gas which neigrites a glowing splint. A solution of the solid with sodium hydoxide produces a gas upon heating, the gas turns wet red litmus blue. The solid can be:

ammonium chloride ammonium nitrate sodium chlorate

sodium nitrate

E. potassium chlorate

A white solid X, on heating, give off a colourless gas, leaving a white soluble solid Y. On adding barium chloride solution to a solution of Y, a white ppt, was obtained. X can be

calcium sulphate.

B. calcium carbonate C. sodium carbonate D. sodium bicarbonate.

A.

sodium sulphate

X is a white powder, insoluble in water. When it is heated.. strongly a colourless gas which turns lime water milky is given off. A brick red flame is obtained when X is burned in a Bunsen flame. X can be

Zinc carbonate

B. Calcium carbonate

Calcium sulphate

D. Barium carbonate-

E. lead chloride

When ammonium hydroxide is added to a solution of zinc. sulphate a precipitate is form- ed which will dissolve in excess of ammonium hydroxide. This is because

A. Zinc hydroxide is amphoteric B. Zinc forms a complex anion 0. Zino forma a complex cation D. ammonium hydroxide is a weak

base

E. ammonium hydroxide is a

strong base

A colourless soluble solid reacts with dilute hydrochloric acid to give a white précipita- te when cold. The white pre- cipitate dissolves when the solution is heated. Which of the following is most probably the solid?

P. Lead nitrate

Q. Calcium carbonate

R. Lead chloride

S. Potassium sulphate

T. Zinc nitrate

A colourless compound gives Oxygen only when heated alone but an oxide of nitrogen when heated with ammonium chloride. Only one may conclude that the compound is

P. Potassium nitrite Q. Sodium peroxide

R. Calcium nitrate.

S. Potassium nitrate T. Potassium nitrite

Barium chloride solution is

added to a neutral solution of an unknown substance. A white precipitate X is obtained. X may be

I. Chloride. II Sulphate III. Sulphite

IV. Carbonate

V. Nitrate.

P. I or II

Q. I or IV

R. II only

S. II, III or IV

T. I, IV or V

When dilute sulphuric acid was added to a black solid, a gas

When the gas. was was evolved. pass into acidified potassium dichlormate solution, the solution turned green and a precipitate of sulphur appeared The black solid was most probably

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P. Copper (II) oxide

Q. Manganese (IV) oxide R. Iron sulphide 5. Iron filings

T. an allotrope of caroon

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10. A solution gave a white

precipitate on addition of a solution of lead nitrate. Half of the precipitate dis- appeared on addition of dilute nitric acid. The other half disappeared when the liquid Was boiled. The solution originally contained

P. Carbonate and sulphate Chloride and hydroxide R. Nitrate and sulphide 5. Chloride and sulphate T. Carbonate and hydroxide

One of these five carbonates is white, precipitated from solution by addition of sodium carbonate, easily soluble in dilute sulphuric acid to form a clear solution, and forms a soluble bicarbon- ate. Which one?

Magnesium carbonate B. Lead carbonate C. Zine carbonate D. Calcium carbonate

E. Ferrous carbonate.

12. A white solid on heating gave off a gas which relit a glow- ing splint and left a residue: which gave off light brown fumes on treatment with dilute hydrohloric acid. The original solid was possibly

A lead nitrate

B. potassium nitrate

C. ammonium nitrate D. sodium nitrite

magnesium nitrite.

On heating, a white powder liberated a gas which turned lime water milky. After prolonged heating a residue. remained which dissolved free-. ly in water to give an solut- ion. The white powder could be

A. ammonium carbonate B. Zinc carbonate

C. potassium carbonate

D. Magnesium carbonate

E. Sodium bicarbonate

A

VA

A white crystalline solid X decomposes on heating produc- ing a crackling noise. brown gas is produced which will relight a glowing splint, and a yellow residue is left. When X is dissolved in water and ammonium hydroxide is added a white precipitate is formed which is insoluble in excess ammonium hydroxide. X may be

Lead oxide B. Zinc oxide

C. Lead nitrețe

D. Zinc nitrate E. Sodium nitrite

A solid was dissolved in water? and sodium hydroxide solution was added. A white precipit- ate was produced which did not dissolve in excess sodium hydroxide solution.. solid would be

A. sodium sulphate

ammonium chloride

magnesium nitrate

D lead nitrate

E barium sulphate

This

16. Heating a blue-green crystall-

ine solid, X, evolved a mix- ure of two acids, A and B.. The other gas, C, relights a glowing splint.

P. substance X could be lead

nitrate

substance Y could be nitrogen dioxide

substance Y could be bromine Acids A and B could be sulphurous acid and sulphuric acid.

1. The gas C could be nitrogen

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1973英文中學會考試題預習專欄

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there is very little yolk,

food being provided by the mother's blood.

生物科 (三十)

12. In all mammals fertilization

must internal

Biology (30)

Multiple Choice Revision Exercise

Which of the following verte- brates always breathe by lungs?

A. Birds and amphibia

B. Birds and insects

C. Mammals and amphibia

D. Mammals and insects. E. Birds and mammals

A food stuff in which hydrogen.

and oxygen are present in the same ratio as in water is

fat

B. protein

Camino-acid

D. carbohydrate

E vitamin

In a stem, cambium tissue is located next to the

A. stomates.

B. guard cells

C. epidermis

D. pith

E xylem and phloem

4. In a balanced aquarium, the

animals supply the green plants with

A. Oxygen

B. Carbon dioxide

C. energy-

carbohydrates

calcium phosphate

5. All of the following factors

may be involved in transpirat- ion except

A. evaporation B. cohesion

0. root pressure D. condensation

E. capillarity:

Directions: Each of the following item (NO. 6-15) consists of an

assertion (statement) followed by a reason. Select

A. if both assertion and reason are true, and are related as cause and effect.

if both assertion and reason are true, but are not related as cause and effect.

C. if the assertion is true, but

E.

the ment

reason is a false state-

if the assertion is false, but the reason is a true statement.

if both assertion and reason are false statements.

3.

BECA

the egg develops inside a protective organ,

the uterus.

The offspring of mammals are few in number

BECAUSE

they are protected before and after birth.

Blood is pumped by the heart into vessels called veins, which have thin muscular walls

·BECAUSE

the internal pressure is high

15. Yeast cells obtain energy by

fermentation.

BECAUSE

they give off carbon dioxide and alcohol

16. In diabetes, excess sugar is

found in the urine because

the basal metabolism is decreased

the kidneys are in a state of hypertension

the cells cannot utilize glucose

an excess of insulin is produced insufficient hyroxin is formed

All of the following are physical factors of the environment except

A. sun light

B. temperature C. humidity D. community

wind

18. In garden peas, if 50% of the

offspring are short, and 50% are tall, the parent plants were probably

A. TT x tt

B. It x tt

0. Tt x TT

D. Tt x It

E. TTX TT

19. A cross in which – of the

offspring appear dominant is

A. Rrx RR B. RR X rr

C. Rrx rr

D.

Rrx Rr

E. RR X RR

20. When hybrids are crossed, the

genotype of the offspring is

6. Insects are useful in the pollination of flowers

1:1

BECAUSE

B.

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without them no flowers could be pollinated

E.

7.

The pulmonary artery carries deoxygenated blood

BECAUSE

it sends blood to the lung

8. In cold weather, larger amounts

of more dilute urine are produced,

BECAUSE

less water is lost through the sweat glands.

Leaves lose more water through the upper surface

BECAUSE

there is a waxy layer, the cuti -cle, over the lower epidermis, and it has few or no stomata

If the sperm cell of an

animal has 4 chromosomes,

then the number of chromosomes

in the body cells is

A 2 B. 4

Dr

B. 16

22. The egg-producing structure

of a mammal is called the

A. oviduct

B. ovum

C. ovary

D. ovule

E. uterus

Answers:

CARBOAMACAO

1.

C

2 B

9. B 10. Q

10. In long sight, near objects cannot be seen clearly BECAUSE

E 2. D

12.0

13. A

3. E

14. E

4. B

15. B

5. D

16. C

3. D

11. A

4.

12. B

rays from them are focused behind the retina

6. C

17. D

7. A

18. B

8. A

19. D

5.

13. E

14. C

11. The egg cells of mammals are

9. E

20. C

7.

15. C

large in size

10. A

21.

11. D

8. R

16. Q

22.

BECAUSE

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