9th Class Chemistry Chapter 3 Online Test (English Medium)

Welcome to the 9th class chemistry chapter 3 online test, specifically designed for English medium students. Chapter 3, “Periodic Table and Periodicity of Properties,” is essential for understanding how elements are logically organized based on their chemical behavior. This chapter covers the historical development of the periodic table, from Dobereiner’s Triads to Mendeleev’s Periodic Table, ultimately leading to the Modern Periodic Table. Furthermore, students will explore key periodic trends such as atomic size, ionization energy, electron affinity, electronegativity, and the shielding effect.

To help you secure maximum marks in your board exams, we have structured this English medium online test to include all the important concepts, specifically focusing on the trends in groups and periods, which are frequent targets in the objective portion of past papers.

By attempting this 9th chemistry chapter 3 online test, you can easily evaluate your exam readiness completely free of cost. Whether you are studying under the Lahore Board, Gujranwala Board, Rawalpindi Board, Multan Board, or any other Punjab Educational Board, these MCQs are designed strictly according to the latest English medium pairing scheme and syllabus. Once you submit the quiz, you will immediately see your result, helping you identify mistakes and improve your weak areas. Start your MCQ test below and boost your confidence for the final chemistry paper!

Topics Included in this Quiz:

  • Historical Background of the Periodic Table

  • Modern Periodic Table (Periods and Groups)

  • Blocks in the Periodic Table (s, p, d, f)

  • Periodicity of Properties

  • Atomic Size and Atomic Radius

  • Ionization Energy and Electron Affinity

  • Shielding Effect and Electronegativity

9TH CHEMISTRY ONLINE TEST

9TH CHEMISTRY CHAPTER 3

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📘 Type: MCQs
Total Questions: 100 ✅
Total Marks: 100
🕒 Time Allowed: Each question has a 1 MINUTE time limit.

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1) The attractive force between the molecules of water is called:

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2) Melting and boiling points of substance depend on:

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3) Which one has weakest force of attraction?

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4) Water has high boiling point as compared to alcohol due to:

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5) The boiling point of water is:

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6) Which is an example of polar covalent compound?

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7) Hydrogen bonding is always found in:

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8) Which bonding is present in water molecules?

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9) How many intermolecular forces are discussed here?

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10) Which is correct?

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11) Why is H₂O a liquid while H₂S is a gas?

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12) Identify the most electronegative element of the periodic table:

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13) Metals form ion:

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14) Identify the gas produced when aluminium reacts with mineral acids:

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15) Which one is more electropositive metal?

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16) Metals have tendency to:

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17) Which one is most non-metallic element?

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18) Non-metal gains electron to form:

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19) Which one is most electropositive metal?

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20) Reactivity of metals depends upon:

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21) Metals are good conductors of heat and electricity due to:

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22) What is the nature of bonding in metals?

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23) Identify the property of metals:

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24) When molten copper and molten zinc are mixed together, they give rise to brass. What type of bond is formed between copper and zinc?

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25) Example of single covalent bond is:

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26) Which of the following has polar molecule?

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27) Which of the following has polar covalent bond?

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28) What type of covalent bond is formed when two atoms share three pairs of electrons?

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29) What is the main characteristic of a covalent bond?

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30) Identify the molecule that has covalent bond:

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31) Which elements will form covalent bond?

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32) The bond formed by mutual sharing of two pairs of electrons called:

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33) What type of elements form ionic bonds?

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34) Which type of chemical bond is present in sodium chloride?

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35) Chemical bond between metal and non-metal would be:

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36) Electronic configuration of chlorine (Cl) is:

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37) Electronic configuration of sodium (Na) is:

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38) The attractive force that binds two atoms is called:

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39) Metals have the tendency to lose electrons due to:

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40) In metals, the hold of nucleus over the valence shell electrons is weak due to:

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41) Which type of bond is present between NH₃ and BF₃?

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42) How many lone pairs are present on nitrogen in ammonia molecule?

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43) Which one is an electron deficient molecule?

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44) Dative covalent bond is also known as:

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45) A covalent bond formed by two similar atoms is known as:

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46) Nitrogen molecule contains:

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47) Covalent bond is most commonly found between the elements of group:

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48) Which one is the weakest force among the atoms?

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49) Identify the compound which is not soluble in water:

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50) How many covalent bonds does C₂H₂ molecule have?

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51) Covalent bond involves the:

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52) A bond formed between two non-metals is expected to be:

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53) Identify the covalent compound:

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54) In the formation of AlF₃, aluminum atom loses ...... electrons:

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55) Phosphorus belongs to third period of Group VA. How many electrons it needs to complete its valence shell?

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56) Silicon belongs to Group IV A. It has ...... electrons in the valence shell:

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57) Number of electrons in nitrogen molecule is:

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58) Which type of attractive forces are present in ionic compounds?

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59) During the formation of ionic bond, heat is:

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60) The electropositive elements have the tendency to:

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61) How many electrons are in the valence shell of sodium atom?

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62) When an electronegative element combines with electropositive element, the type of bonding is:

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63) Transfer of electrons between elements results in:

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64) Which atom will not form cation or anion?

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65) Which group of the periodic table has the tendency to gain electrons?

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66) The formation of ionic bond between two ions is due to:

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67) Metals are used in:

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68) Metallic bond is formed due to presence of:

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69) Which is not an example of coordinate covalent bond?

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70) Role of donor atom in coordinate covalent bond:

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71) Water molecule has also:

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72) Which bond is formed between two atoms that have same electronegativity?

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73) Which type of covalent bond is present in ethene?

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74) How many lone pairs are present in nitrogen after forming covalent bond?

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75) Which type of covalent bond is present in N₂?

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76) Which one is not ionic compound?

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77) Which one is alkaline earth metal?

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78) Na → Na⁺ + e⁻ means:

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79) Electronic configuration is:

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80) Which among the following has a double covalent bond?

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81) Which of the following bonds is expected to be the weakest?

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82) Which element is capable of forming all the three types of bond; covalent, coordinate covalent and ionic?

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83) The ability of an atom to get eight electrons in the last shell is called:

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84) The ability of an atom to get two electrons in valence shell is called:

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85) How many electrons in the valence shell is parameter of stability?

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86) How many electrons are in the valence shell of noble gases?

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87) Which of the following is stable element?

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88) An atom having six electrons in its valence shell will achieve noble gas electronic configuration by:

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89) Atoms react with each other because:

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90) Which of the following is not true about the formation of Na₂S?

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91) Which of the following atoms obey duplet rule?

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92) Hydrogen and Helium follow:

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93) Every atom has a natural tendency to accommodate electrons in its valence shell:

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94) Noble gases are non-reactive, because they do not:

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95) All the noble gases have their valence electrons:

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96) Attaining two electrons in the valence shell is called:

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97) Atoms achieve stability by attaining electronic configuration of:

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98) How many electrons are lost by sodium to attain stability?

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99) Which metals are electropositive?

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100) Duplet rule is valid for the atom:

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