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(1) Undergoes no chemical changs on heating

Name of gait

sodium chloride.: anhydrous godium carbonate

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中学入学試題預習

英文科 廿四)

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Put a tick (...) against the word which best completes the meaning of the passage 1

with

dänft, think

(b) Ek was weak to

Arithmet,

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to

book is similar at

CHEMISTRY (23)

From the following list of garesi hydrogen, nitrous oxide, carbon dioxize, nitrogen

dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, oarbon monoxide, nitrogen, names (1) those which brun in air, (ii) those which dissolve appreciably in water. (111) those which form an acidic solution, (iv) two colourless neutral gases,

(b) Name: (1) a metal which reacte readily with

cold water, (ii) an oxide soluble both in

dilute sulphurto acid and caustic soda solution, (iii) a neutral oxide, (iv) an acid that bleaches.

(o) In the following list of maltes potassium

ohlorate, ammonium nitrate, ferrous sulphate, sodium chloride, ammonium carbonate, lead aitrate, anhydrous aodium carbonate, which salta (1) undergo no chemical change (ii) leav a coloured residue after heating, (iii) leave no solid residue after heating?

Explain the following

where possible?

mẽ, giving equations

(a) When plaster of Paris is moistened with water,

it sets to a hard masaj

(b) An orange layer is formed at the bottom of the

test-tube if chlorine-water and carbon.. tetrachloride are added to a solution of potassium bromide and the mixture shaken and then left to settlaj

(a) Wher red lead is heated, colourless gas is

given off and an orange-red liquid is left which sets to a yellow solid on cooling: (d) When sodium hydroxide

addad slowly

to zinc sulphate white precipitate

is first formed and then disappears; (e) On heating ferrous sulphate solution with

nitrio abid in the presence of dilute sulphuric acid, the solution changes colour and a browm gas is given off.

(a) Please excuse

by: in

absence,

SOLUTION

(a)

Ar) Most girls are afraid of

the dark.

for

to

one

(5) The man set the house at

fir

th

Property

(1) Burns in air

(ii) Dissolves

appreciably in water"

(11) Forms an acidio

solution:

(iv) Is colourless and

deutral

Jane

she will dry

with

on

(b)

Name of gas

hydrogen, hydrogen sulphide, carbon monoxi nitrogen dioxide

carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen sulphide

carbon monoxide, nitrogen

(11) Leaves a coloured

residue after heating

(iii) Leaves no solid residue

after heating

ferrous sul parvo - tead nitrate

ammonium nitrate, ammonium carbonate

(a) When plaster or raris moistened with water,

it sets to a hard mass. The setting of planter of Paris is caused by the formation of interlocking orystals of gypsums

(CaSO4)2= #20 34,0 - 20a30 -25,0

plaster of

Paris

gypsum

When it aets, it expands at the same time in such a way as to fill a mould very completely, and so produce, a fine impression. Heat is produced at the same time.

b) The chlorine first displacea bromine, from

potassium bromide.

2KBP

2K01

fue promine 18 uzvraused by the carbon tetrachloride which is thus coloured orange. The orange-coloured mass of carbon tetrachlos ride then settles to the bottom of the test- tube, since carbon tetrachloride: is

is a liquid. much denser than water.

(c) When red lead is heated, it decomposen giving

oxygen, which is a colourless gas.

2P0304

67b0+

The residua, Lead monoxide, which is- sn. orange-red liquid, when hot, solidifies to yellow solid on cooling..

(d) When sodium hydroxide solution is first added

to zinc sulphate solution, a gelatinous white precipitate of zinc hydroxide is formed.

2NaOH + Zn50 _Zn(OH), V

Zinc hydroxide is amphoteric. Hence on edding an excess of sodium hydroxide solution, the white precipitate disappears, becausS soluble sodium zincate is forzed,

Zn(05)2

2NaOH

Nitric acid oxidise ferrous sulphate solution (pale green in colour) to ferrio, sulphate (yellow solution) 6F630

JE, SO + 2KNO. • 378, (80 04/3

ferric sulphate

2007 4,0

Eth

Is he angry about

to for

Janet

into for

(1) She was looking with

to drink.

to

Property

(1) A metal which reacta

readily with cold water, (ii) An oxide goluble both in

dilute aulphuric acid, and caustic soda solution (iii) A neutral oxide

(iv) An acid that bleaches.

Name of Substance

godium

zine oxide,

{nitrous oxide

hypochlorous-aoid

The nitric oxide rises up through the solution

as it 18 heated, and when it comes into contact with air, it turne, brow

2NO

2N02

brówn gas

on

Put a tick against the word or group of words

Rich best completes the manaing of the sentence.

shall see

see

(a) I saw

have agen

had seen

not

him laat week.

an zeeting

(b) I had met

have met

[him as he was walking hone;

WAS BULL is going

(c)He went

goes would

to leave Hong Kong nezE TOOK

18 playing played

(d) While ne was playing

has played

had played

his watch.

ahone shines

{e} The sun was shining.

had shone

** shining

in flying

(f) He was flying

Will fly had flied

flied

football, he lost

Fill come( Came

(1) He come

сале

has come finished.

could taste can taste

We shall taste would taste.

⠀ tasted⠀

as soon as his work is

with our

tongue.

Fill in each blank with 'a' 'an* or *thela

on 18

Iron

She was

Mary is

metal.

to do so.

untidy girl

king of beasts.

best policy.

Lion in Honesty la

earth is round

John is not

honourable man.

Pill in each blank with 'can', may1 (must1: or fought'

Ve

You

You

(a) He

You

when she went. out..

(r) You (6) I

zo London next week

had known. -

her for a long sine

(5) I have known

know

an knowing

led. leat

(h). The boys are leading

the cows to the

Leads kad led kriver every day,

to obey our parents. finish the work.

go now if you like. work hard.

come in time.

pay the bill. to go now.

Read the following passage carefully i

One Saturday evening Mr. Smith planned so go out for dinner with bis family. Unfortunately it rained hard at around seven olalack, as they had to dine at home instead. Night came Tom read his story book in his n usual corner of the room while his sister. Mary was playing with her cat, Molly. Their father was reading newspapers and, and their mother was knitting. Everybody was busy at something. The room was very quiet, a

Suddenly, Molly stopped playing with Mary and ran quickly to the door. She moved Loudly at the door as if somebody were calling her outside. Hary ran after her and wanted to take her back to the seat. But to her surprise,

Holly refused to be carried by her. This made Mary angry. She wondered why Holly neved so fiercely. Then she opened the door and peeped

outside. Before she could see anything clearlyy she found her lovely cat was fighting with a s strong black cat. Fearing that her cat would get hurt, Mary at once called her parents for help. when they came to the door, it was too late. Molly had already disappeared because she had gone to chase the black cat............

Bach of the following statements is about the passage. Put a tick (v) against the group of words which gives the best meaning. Sal

(a) Mr. Smith did not go out for dinner with his

family because

1. it was quite dark

2. it rained hard at around

3. he was very busy.

4. he felt unhappy..

(b) The room was very quiet because

1. nobody was there.

2, all went to bed.

3. all went out.

4. everyone was busy at something.

(c) Molly ran quickly to the door because there

1. a nlind beggar.

2. a strong black cat,

3. a barking dog.

4. a little mouse.

(d) Mary was angry becaUSE

1. she could not go out.

2. Molly ran away.

3. she could not play.

4. Molly refused to be carried by her,

Mary called for help because

1

she feared Molly would get hurt.

2. she was bitten by the black cat,

3. she did not know what to do.

4. she wanted to catch Molly.

Answers to Test 23

(a) easily, (b) carefully, (c) hurriedly,

(a) Suddenly, (e) confortably, (d) is made,

had won; (b) lays, (c) feel,

travelled, (f) must finish, will finish, (g) will make, (h) shall feel, (1) bought, at, in, In, of, to, into, of, to, along, of (a) How much, (b) Neither did I, (c) He is there, (d) Send for the doctor. (e) at least. The giant said, "I can make myself into a lion, "I do not think you can, "said the cat.

"I can and I will!" said the giant

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