Lesson T4.2.2
T4.2.2 Oxidation and displacement reactions Quiz: KS3 Chemistry, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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What is oxidation in terms of oxygen?
- Gaining oxygen
- Losing oxygen
- Losing carbon
- Gaining hydrogen
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What is reduction in terms of oxygen?
- Losing oxygen
- Gaining oxygen
- Losing hydrogen
- Gaining carbon
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Which metal reacts with oxygen to form a metal oxide when burned?
- Gold
- Silver
- Magnesium
- Platinum
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What is the name of the product when a metal reacts with oxygen?
- A metal oxide
- A metal hydroxide
- A metal carbonate
- A metal sulfide
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What happens in a displacement reaction?
- A less reactive element pushes out a more reactive element
- A more reactive element pushes out a less reactive element from its compound
- Two compounds swap partners to form two new compounds only with heat
- An element splits into smaller elements
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Which metal is more reactive than copper?
- Gold
- Iron
- Silver
- Platinum
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What happens when iron is put into copper sulfate solution?
- Iron displaces copper, and the solution turns paler as copper is deposited
- Copper displaces iron, and the solution turns darker blue as iron is deposited
- Iron turns into gold and the solution becomes clear as the gold settles
- Nothing happens because both are metals and neither can displace the other
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Why does zinc displace copper from copper sulfate solution?
- Zinc and copper have the same reactivity
- Zinc is less reactive than copper
- Copper is more reactive than zinc
- Zinc is more reactive than copper
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A student heats magnesium ribbon with iron oxide and iron forms. What is happening?
- Magnesium turns into iron and oxygen gas is released from the iron oxide
- Magnesium displaces iron from iron oxide because it is more reactive
- Iron oxide breaks down into magnesium and oxygen when it is strongly heated
- Iron displaces magnesium from magnesium oxide because it is more reactive
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Which reaction shows a metal being oxidised?
- Magnesium oxide being heated to form magnesium
- Magnesium burning in air to form magnesium oxide
- Copper oxide reacting with carbon to form copper
- Calcium carbonate splitting into calcium oxide
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What does a more reactive metal do in a displacement reaction?
- It stays unchanged and separates out of the solution as a fine powder
- It forms a compound by taking the place of the less reactive metal
- It evaporates from the solution as a gas that bubbles off in the reaction
- It turns into an acid that dissolves the less reactive metal in the solution
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Which of these is an oxidation reaction?
- Dissolving salt in water
- Melting wax
- Filtering sand from water
- Rusting of iron
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Which of these metals would NOT displace copper from copper sulfate?
- Zinc
- Gold
- Iron
- Magnesium
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Which type of reaction describes a substance losing oxygen?
- Oxidation
- Combustion
- Neutralisation
- Reduction
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Of magnesium, copper and gold, which is most reactive?
- Copper
- Gold
- Magnesium
- Silver
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In the reaction CuO + C -> Cu + CO, what is oxidised and what is reduced?
- Copper is oxidised because it gains carbon; carbon is reduced because it loses copper
- Carbon is reduced by losing oxygen; copper oxide is oxidised by gaining oxygen
- Both copper and carbon are reduced because oxygen is removed
- Carbon is oxidised by gaining oxygen; copper oxide is reduced by losing oxygen
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Why does carbon, rather than magnesium, reduce iron oxide in a blast furnace?
- Carbon and iron are equally reactive, so no reaction occurs
- Iron is more reactive than carbon, so it takes oxygen from carbon
- Carbon is more reactive than iron, so it takes oxygen from iron oxide
- Carbon is less reactive than iron, so it forms iron oxide
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Why does the metal displaced from a solution often appear as a solid?
- The displaced metal dissolves into the gas above the solution
- The displaced metal melts and floats on the surface
- The displaced metal turns into oxygen gas
- The displaced metal forms a solid deposit on the metal used
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In a displacement reaction of zinc with copper sulfate solution, what is seen on the zinc?
- A brown or red-brown deposit of copper forms on the zinc
- A white deposit of zinc oxide forms on the zinc
- A green deposit of zinc carbonate forms on the zinc
- A clear layer of water forms on the zinc
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Which statement about displacement reactions is correct?
- They happen when a more reactive element displaces a less reactive one from a compound
- They happen only when both elements are unreactive and inert to each other
- They require a catalyst in every case to speed the change between the elements
- They always produce a gas and no solid, so the solution stays clear throughout the test
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