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Hydrocarbons Test

Class 9th – Chemistry (SNC) – Chapter 11
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Time: 60 minutes
Total Marks: 50
Paper Type: Objective + Subjective
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Multiple Choice Questions 10×1=10

1 Which other metal can be used to reduce alkyl halides?
A Al
B Mg
C Ni
D Co
2 Why does a mixture of zinc and hydrochloric acid acts as a reducing agent?
A Because zinc acts as a reducing agent
B Because atomic hydrogen is produced with Zn/HCl which acts as a reducing agent
C Because molecular hydrogen is produced with Zn/HCl which acts as a reducing agent
D Because chloride ions are produced with Zn/HCl which act as a reducing agent
3 Which alkane will evolve the most amount of heat when it is burnt with oxygen?

Hint: Larger alkanes produce more heat energy upon complete combustion.

A Ethane
B Propane
C n-Butane
D Iso-Butane
4 Which type of hydrocarbon has the highest boiling point?
A Alkane
B Alkene
C Alkyne
D Aromatic
5 Alkane molecules are:
A Polar
B Non-polar
C Both A and B
D None of these
6 The formula of pentane is:
C5H12
A C6H12
B C6H10
C C6H8
D C6H14
7 Saturated hydrocarbons are also called:
A Olefins
B Paraffins
C Alkane
D Alkyne
8 The reduction of alkyl halides takes place in the presence of:
A Zn/HCl
B Na/HCl
C Mg/HCl
D Cu/HCl
9 The breakdown of naphtha produces:
A Alkane
B Alkenes
C Both A and B
D Aromatic
10 Which of the following will react with one mole of H2 to form saturated hydrocarbons?
Alkene + H2 Alkane
A Alkanes
B Alkene
C Alkyne
D Benzene

Short Answer Questions 15×2=30

I Write down the names of five such organic compounds which exist naturally?
II Define hydrocarbons.
III What is abbreviation of CNG and LPG?
IV What is meant by Alkanes?
V Why Alkanes are called paraffins?
VI What is the general formula of alkanes?
CnH2n+2
VII Write down the dot and cross formula of butane.
VIII What is the difference between normal butane and iso-butane?

Hint: Consider their structural arrangement and branching.

IX What is alkyl radicals? Give general formula.
X How alkyl radicals are formed?
xi Define Cracking.
xii What do you means by hydrogenation of alkenes?
xiii What is reduction of alkyl halides?
xiv How do you compare the melting and boiling points of inorganic and organic compounds? Constructed Response
xv What do you understand by the structural formula of an organic compound? Exercise

Detailed Answer Questions (Answer any 2) 2×5=10

1 Write down the four difference between alkanes and alkenes.

Key Points: Saturation, General formula, Chemical properties, Reactivity

Alkanes: CnH2n+2 | Alkenes: CnH2n
2 Write down the five differences between saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons.
Saturation Comparison
3 Describe the importance of organic compounds in daily life.

Areas to Cover:
1. Fuels (Petroleum, Natural Gas)
2. Medicines and Pharmaceuticals
3. Food and Agriculture
4. Plastics and Polymers
5. Clothing and Textiles