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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

How can you make crystals?
By slowly evaporating salt water By freezing water By mixing sand By collecting stones
What can you very carefully pick up small pieces with?
With tweezers With your fingers With a spoon With a fork
What do you wear on your feet in the lab?
Closed shoes Sandals Slippers Socks
What do you dry glassware with?
With a clean cloth With your shirt With your socks With paper off the floor
What is the name of the long thin glass tube used in the lab?
A test tube A telescope A straw A pencil
What do you do before starting an experiment?
Putting on your safety equipment Singing a song Brushing your teeth Taking off your shoes
Where do you put test tubes upright?
In a test tube rack In a flower pot In a bookend In a pen holder
What does a thermometer measure?
The temperature The weight Time The length
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What substance do you use to demonstrate a CaCl₂ solution?
Soda ash Hydrochloric acid Sodium hydroxide Silver nitrate
What substance do you use to make anhydrous copper sulphate blue?
Water Acid Base Alcohol
What property does hygroscopic substances have?
Attract moisture from the air Give off light in the dark Changing colour when heated Do not dissolve in water
What is the danger of mixing bleach with acid?
Toxic chlorine gas is produced An explosion ensues The solution becomes very hot An unpleasant odour develops
What do you do when mercury leaks out of a thermometer?
Immediately alert the teacher and evacuate the area Vacuuming with a hoover Sweeping up with a broom Dissolving in water
What technique do you use to determine the concentration of a solution?
Titration Sublimation Crystallisation Polymerisation
What is the function of a condenser in distillation?
Re-liquefying vapour Increase temperature Reduce pressure Measuring volume
What do you use to transfer small amounts of liquid?
A pipette A test tube A conical flask A crystalliser
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Which glassware is used to accurately measure a fixed volume?
Measuring flask Beaker Cooking bottle Wash bottle
What technique is used to separate different dyes in a mixture?
Paper chromatography Magnetic separation Zeving Centrifuge
Which substance is used as the primary standard for acid-base titrations?
Potassium hydrogen phthalate Sodium hydroxide Hydrochloric acid Acetic acid
What happens in the condenser during distillation?
Gaseous substances are liquefied again Liquids are heated to boiling point Solids are dissolved Different layers are separated
Which safety measure is most important when working with concentrated acid?
Always add the acid to water, never vice versa Only work in dark rooms Heating the acid first Use plastic glassware only
What technique is used to obtain very pure crystals?
Slow evaporation of the solvent Rapid cooling of the solution Adding a lot of additional solvent Heating to above boiling point
Which indicator changes from colourless to pink in an alkaline solution?
Phenolphthalein Litmus paper Universal indicator Methyl orange
Which gas reaction is used to demonstrate hydrogen gas?
Popping pop reaction with oxygen Blue flame with methane White cloud of smoke with ammonia Yellow flame with sodium
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