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chemistry, ~US grades 9 and 10 chemistry science courses or equivalent for pupils
aged ~14 to 16
year old and any English speaking college students of school chemistry Index of Multiple Choice Chemistry Quizzes,
gap-fill word-fill worksheets, Crossword Puzzles,
Practice Exam Revision Questions - all grouped into various topic areas
for revision
See also
GCSE Chemistry NOTES Index
Chemistry Quizzes for
GCSE chemistry specifications - matched to chemistry module-topics
Index of ALL GCSE Science Syllabuses Help Links
Advanced A level pre-university chemistry
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The quizzes also
cover Radioactivity and Earth Science
For most UK 9-1 GCSE science students the following help pages apply -
use and bookmark the left link below
Revision KS4 Science IGCSE/O level/GCSE
Chemistry Information Study Notes for revising for AQA GCSE Science, CCEA/CEA
science-CHEMISTRY, Edexcel
GCSE Science/IGCSE Chemistry & OCR 21st Century Science, OCR Gateway Science and
WJEC science-CHEMISTRY
(revise courses equal to US grades 9-10)
Because of the number
and variety of GCSE/IGCSE/KS4 Science-CHEMISTRY revision exercises available,
they are organised under the following 23
sub-headings to groups quiz links to click on:
1.
General basics of chemistry
2. Rates of Chemical Reaction
Factors
3. The Periodic Table
4. Group
1 Alkali Metals
5. Transition Metals
6.
Wider ranging quizzes on metals
7.
Group 0 Noble Gases
8. Group
7 The Halogens
9.
Reversible Reactions, Equilibrium, Ammonia
Manufacture and Uses
10.
Limestone Uses and Chemistry
11.
Oil and Useful Products
and Organic Chemistry
12. pH scale, Acids, Bases, Salts
13.
Extraction of Metals from Ores
14.
The
Reactivity Series of Metals, Rusting and Redox
reactions
15. Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions
16. States of Matter (gas, liquid & solid) and State Changes
17. Atomic
structure, isotopes, electronic structure
18.
Structure, Properties and Bonding
of Materials
19. Chemical
Calculations
20. Atmospheric and Earth Science
21.
Electrolysis
and its applications
22.
Radioactivity, Radioisotopes and Nuclear Power
23.
Chemical
tests for identification
and
miscellaneous
selection of word-fill quizzes and crossword puzzles
I
hope all these self-assessment quizzes and work sheets will prove useful, whatever course you are doing. Scroll down to see what's on offer and F/H means
differentiation for UK GCSE/IGCSE foundation/higher level tier quizzes (it basically
means easier on limited knowledge and harder on wider ranging questions). If
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ok on that. IMPORTANT -
To Repeat a Quiz, click on the (Repeat
Quiz) BUTTON, using page refresh
can cause problems. The 10 m/c Q's selected at random from a
database of 50-250 Questions. When doing the KS4-GCSE-IGCSE multiple choice
science-chemistry calculation quizzes, if
you get the answer correct, a YES comes up in the box by the choices A-D. If you
get it wrong, a NO appears. However, if your first three answers are incorrect,
on the 4th click, which is the answer, nothing appears! This I'm afraid is
peculiar quirk, in the otherwise excellent free to use Hot Potato download
software I use.
1.
General chemistry - basic ideas
2. The Rates of Chemical Reactions
3.
The
basics of the Periodic Table
(see also individual Groups)
4. The
Group 1 Alkali Metals
5.
Transition Metals and their Compounds
6. Wider ranging Metal Quizzes
(Alkali Metals
plus Transition Metals quizzes)
7.
Group 0/8 The Noble Gases
8.
Group 7 The Halogens
(the elements, compounds, properties and uses)
9.
Reversible Reactions, Equilibrium, Ammonia, Nitric Acid Synthesis
&
Uses
10.
Limestone, Its Chemistry and Uses
11.
The
Products of Oil, Organic chemistry, Pollution, Climate Change
12. pH, Indicators, Acids,
Bases, Neutralisation and Salts
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foundation-easier multiple choice quiz on pH, Indicators, Acids,
Bases, Neutralisation and Salts
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higher-harder multiple choice quiz on pH, Indicators, Acids,
Bases, Neutralisation and Salts
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Structured question worksheet on Acid
Reaction word equations and
symbol
equation questions
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Word
equation answers and
symbol
equation answers)
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word-fill worksheet on Acids,
Bases, Neutralisation and Salts
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matching pair quiz on Acids, Bases, Salts and pH
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Acids, Bases, Alkalis, pH, Neutralisation and Salts GCSE Revision Study
Notes
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Water and Extra
Aqueous Chemistry GCSE Revision Study Notes
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and
Extra
Industrial Chemistry Notes on Sulfuric
Acid
Word-fill quiz
"The reactions of acids with oxides, hydroxides and carbonates"
Word-fill quiz
"Methods of making salts"
Word-fill quiz
"Chemical tests for common gases"
Word-fill quiz
"Uses of some common compounds"
TOP OF PAGE and
sub-indexes
13. The
Extraction of Metals
14.
The
Reactivity Series of Metals, Rusting and Redox
reactions
15.
Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions
16.
States of Matter (gas, liquid & solid) and State Changes
17.
Atomic
structure, isotopes & electronic structure of atoms
18.
Structure, Properties and Chemical Bonding
of Materials
19.
Chemical
Calculations
20. Earth Science Quizzes
(geology, rock types, atmosphere evolution,
plate tectonics etc.)
21.
Electrolysis
and its applications
22.
Physics/Chemistry Quizzes on
Radioactivity, Radioisotopes and Nuclear Power
(covering alpha, beta & gamma radiation, their properties & uses, isotopes,
fission etc.)
23. Qualitative
Chemical Analysis – for identifying ions (cations and anions),
gases, compounds etc.
KS3 Science-Chemistry sections have basic revision material for starting GCSE/IGCSE
topics-courses
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