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三期星二日六廿月二年九六九一曆公年八十五國民華中 育 教僑華

上九九中学入学部の題預習

Me

顯履

文中學會考試題預習

Cold water: very slow

aven if the metal

英文科

(十七)

劉士俊

化學科

(十六) 王道

Le in the schwader Comm

Steam: burn

Normally protected

by surface film of oxide.

Steam: fairly fast Steant reversible:

Moderate reaction giving off hydrogen, the action becoming gradually slower from magnesium to irani

Put a tick (V) against the word or group of words which beat.comnletes each sentence

gets

(a) Soɑnatne sun

- is setting

will set

I has settea

STOLEN

had been stealing

myring.

was being stolen

has stolen

has started Btarta

*Theitram

will start

at seven o'clock

has been started

CHEMISTRY (16)

The chemical reactions which take place in a blast furnace in the production of pig iron from iron ore might be summed up as follows.

(1) The oxygen in the air blast combines with the

coke in the hottest part of the furnace forming garbon monoxide.

2002 200

(ii) This carbon monoxide rises and reduces the iron

oxides to iron

Fe202 *300

гозой

LCO

3002

LGO

every morning.

"Gone With "me,!

To come with me

(d)incoming with me

"Cane with me.”

[e) which

ara

shali

„said the policeman.

DUGLUTATñas one or that

WAB

19

oner

does she live-

did she live

-11ve yeaSH ALOT

was she ved were ahe living

fæ) Re didn't do it.

does did didn't

(h). What is the

(1).One haraly

was known knows

TAB

four o'clock.

shall be will be

what to do.

is known

has known

(i) He made me

going go gone

∙to go

home

In each of the following put a tiek (against the word which best completes the meaning of the passage,

People may enjoy

himself itself. themselves herself

if they

go I18ninÁT

et with

to

rod and lina, buz

method'

Tay road

or catening

Üne oan

thing

within

caten only one

time.

It 18 muon

slower

quickly

to use nets. and Th18 15.

quicker best

what how Way"

fishermen do when they

in out off

in. boata

len in the sea;

Soretimea 80.

more, much many. most

Brian

get into the net that

opena breaks broken opened

and then

and sometimes the fishermeni

They all

come

ಕಲಿ such( all

a lot of Tian that they can't

mich

buy

take.

Bell

them all and they have to

give

throw give

Ret

bring

then back into the sea

Write the missing woras in the Diank spaces. Examples: 1'm a teacher, am 1 not? Yes, you are a

It's hot to-day, isn't it? Yes, it is.

(a) We've finished it,

? Yes, you've.

(b) She isn't very thin, is she? No,

(0) They like riding.

When the Limestone is heated to a temperature. above 550°C, it decomposes to form quicklime and barbon dioxide, most of which is reduced by the hot coke to form more carbon monoxide, which in turn reduces more iron ore to iran.

JCU2

cao 60,

C- 200

(iv) une quicklime reacts with une sand unu vuner

earthy material in the ore to form the molten slag, calcium silicate, which floats on the surface of the molten iron.:

Cão

$10

Ca$103

When a stream of dry chlorine gas is passed over some hot wire in a combustion tube, the wire glows and black crystals of ferric chloride are collected in the cooler parts or the tuba.

2F0 3012

2FeCl3

(The valency or iron in ferric chloride =

(b) Iron dissolves readily in cold dilute

sulphuric acid. Iffervescence occurs and hydrogen gas is evolved, Ferrous sulphate remins as a pale green solution.

Te

H2SO - FeSO, • H2f

(The valency of iron in ferrous suzma të.

∙2)

Iron does not react with cold, concentrated sulphuric acid, but it will reduce the hot concentrated acid to sulphur dioxide,

In order for iron to rust, air (oxygen), water and carbon dioxide are essential. When iron rusts, ferrous carbonate is probably formed at first..

Fe H20 002 = FeCO3 + H2

The ferrous carbonate is then probably oxidised by the air to ferric carbonate,

4FeC02 + 02 + 2002 2Fe2(CO3)

The ferric carbonate is finally hydrolysed iron rust...

2Fe2(CO3)3 3H20 280202.3820 60021

When old rust is analysed, it is shown to hydrated ferric oxide,

2. (a) The metals arranged in their correct order are.

potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, aluminium, zinc, iron, lead, copper.

(1)

Action of water on

metal

Cold water: violet

flaze

Cold water: rast Cold water: slow

Action of dilute hydrochloric acid on metal.

Violent reaction: ziving off hydrogen.

David Brown 18 now seventeen. He ne.g been at the Bishopton Grammar School for six years, since he was eleven. Now he is at the top of tha school, studying English and Languages. He he- worked hard during the past two years and the masters at the school think very well of him. Now, if he passes his examinations, he will go to a university where he will be a student for three or four years. He hopes to go to Oxford nevt October, at the beginning of the new term.

Last week David went to Oxford to take an entrance examination at one of the colleges, out he does not know yet whether he has passed. Thile he was in Oxford he was walking down the High Street, the most important street in Oxford, when he met a school-friend, whose name is Geoffrey. Dixon, Geoffrey Dixon went to Oxford last year. He showed David all the interesting places and, told him aboutlife in college.

Here are ten sentences about the passage. Some of them are true and some are untrue. Put a tick against the ones that are true.

a) David 18 now at the Bishopton Grammar School,

? Yes, they do.

b) He is a very lazy student,

(a) we are living in Hong Kong now, aren't

Yes,

(e) He is going to London tomorrow

Yes, he is.

4. Read the following passege Carefully

માં

His teacher's like him very much.

He will not go to a university next year.

He took an entrance examination at a colle last week.

(

He passed the entrance examinatión”,

The High Street is the most important street in

Fe

Na

Metals unaffected

hy pure water or steam

Action with

mxxygen

Burn brilliantly

in oxygen

giving a mixture

Exceedingly glow action with the concentrated acid giving off hydrogen

No action with. hydrochloric acid: hydrogen not given off!

Stability of

oxide's

of the peroxide Not reducea and the monoxide! even by

Ca Burn brilliantly

in oxygen forming the

His oxida

Al Burns brilliantl

de the metal is

heated sufficientAY 20

a finely divided condition

Burrs with a bluish white.

flame when he heated to over 1000°C.

If finely

divided burns

vorously

giving off

carbon

Reduced by carbon but

not hydrogen

peculiar branched reduction.

gparks

Reduced by

hydrogen,

becoming more

rapid from

Fe to Gu

Fo

Do not burn

Cu

heated metal

gradually

converted to the

oxide

Solubility of Carbonates

K

Na

Soluble -in. water

Ca

3213223

Solubility of Hydroxides

Very soluble

in water

Sparingly soluble in water

Insoluble an water

Action of heat Action of heat on carbonates on nitrates

Not decomposed by Decompose to heat

Decomposed by heat to give the

insoluble in axide of the metal

and carbon

dioxide

e.g. Caco

+ CO2 Carbonates:

decompose more easily from Ca to Ch

give the nitrite

and oxygen

9.g. 2KNO

2KNO2+

Decomposed by

heat to give the oxide of

the ustal. nitrogen dioxide and. oxygen

e.g. 2Pb(NO3)2 2PbQ+LNO2+02 Nitrates:

decompose more easily from Ca

to Cu.

Zn

wate)

Fe

Ca

Questions for next week (17)

Next week we shall look into a number or multiple choice questions covering the course in general.

Oxford.)

(h) Geoffrey is his good friena

Geoffrey in his school-friend. ( Geoffrey is now at a college in Oxford.

Underline the correct word in the brackets

word

(a) our aide (beat, won the other team. (b) He(took, brought) my books here this morning. His later always (ware, dressed) quickly. (a) I am (feared, frightened) of this man- (e) He (burned, fired) all his papers. (f) She (told, talked) some stories, (g) He did not answer, reply) to me when spoke. (h) She cannot (cure. recover), from this disease.

Answers to Test 16

(a) 100, 2. A, 3. B, (b) 1. D, 2. B, 3.0, 4. A (c) 1.0, 2. B, 3. D. 4. A, (d) 1. D. A,

4. B, (e) 1. B, 2. D, 3., 4. C.

2. (a) if, (b) which, (c) which, (d) when, (e) and

• (1) for, (g) which, (h)

but,

(1) As soon as.

(a) Eow do you do? (b) No, not yet. (c) Oh, it's

a good idea. (4) Yes, they are, (e) I am going to play with Joan,

4. (a) Is the lady going to sing for us?

(b) Are they playing football in the fielar

(c) Did the manager buy any goods?

(d) Shall we pay your aunt a visit?

(e) Is he found in the forest?

5. (a), (b), (d), (g), (1), (3).

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