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Assessment-Acids (Elliott Only)

Online Assessment
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1)
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2) Next type in your teacher’s name in the “ID” box.
3) Then type in your school’s full name in the “Email” box.
4) Select the best answer for each question.
5) When you are finished click the “Grade and Submit” button.
6) The grade will be emailed to your teacher.
 

 1. 

NOTE: This assessment is only for Mr. Elliott’s students.
---If you are not one of Mr. Elliott’s students then please go back to the website and click on the link for other teachers. Thanks!

ACID QUESTION

In your refrigerator at home you find a bottle of lemon juice. You remember that your teacher told you that lemons have a pH around 2.0.
Which choice below best describes this lemon juice?
a.
acidic with a sour taste
c.
basic with bitter taste
b.
basic with a sour taste
d.
acidic with a bitter taste
 

 2. 

ACID QUESTION
Acid and Base: Venn Diagram
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Where in this Venn diagram would we add this phrase “Increases hydronium ions?”
a.
With letter B
c.
With letter C
b.
With letter A
d.
With letter D
 

 3. 

ACID QUESTION
The activity of an enzyme at different pH levels is shown in the graph.
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Which table best represents the data in the graph?
a.
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c.
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b.
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d.
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 4. 

ACID QUESTION
You find an unlabeled bottle of clear liquid in the refrigerator. You pour a small amount of this liquid into a cup and taste it. It has a distinct tangy/sour flavor.
Two-Part Question
A) What is the pH of this liquid?
B) Is this liquid acidic or basic?
a.
A) above 7
B) It is basic
b.
A) 7
B) It is neutral
c.
A) below 7
B) It is acidic
d.
A) 14
B) It is acidic
 

 5. 

ACID QUESTION
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Based on this table, which two samples are acids?
a.
Samples 2 and 3
c.
Samples 4 and 3
b.
Samples 1 and 3
d.
Samples 1 and 4
 

 6. 

ACID QUESTION
An unknown substance will be classified as an acid if the substance...?
a.
has a pH of 3.0.
c.
releases hydroxide ions in water.
b.
is slippery to the touch.
d.
turns red litmus paper blue.
 

 7. 

ACID QUESTION
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Litmus paper is made from water-soluble dyes which are extracted from lichens. This paper is used as an acid-base indicator.
Which of these household substances would turn blue litmus paper red?
a.
toothpaste
b.
soap
c.
ammonia
d.
vinegar
 

 8. 

ACID QUESTION
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Question with Two-Parts
(A) What will begin to happen when the lake water reaches a pH level of 6.0?
(B) Would the water at that pH level be considered a strong acid or a weak acid?
a.
(A)  All fish will be killed
(B) weakly acidic
c.
(A) Frogs will begin to mate
(B) strongly acidic
b.
(A) All organisms will thrive
(B) strongly acidic
d.
(A) rainbow trout begin to die
(B) weakly acidic
 

 9. 

ACID QUESTION
Acid-Base Indicators
Indicator
Color in Acid
Color in Base
LitmusRedBlue
Bromthymol blueYellowBlue
Methyl redRedYellow
PhenolphtaleinColorlessPink
Sylvia added five drops of bromthymol blue in a beaker containing a solution of water and carbon dioxide. The solution gradually turned yellow.
Question
This color change indicates a pH in the _______ range (acidic or basic) and an excess of ___________ in the solution (hyrdonium or hyrdroxide).
a.
acidic, hydroxide ions
c.
acidic, hydronium ions
b.
basic, hydronium ions
d.
basic, hydroxide ions
 

 10. 

ACID QUESTION
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Which of these common household substances would turn blue litmus paper red, and why?
a.
tomato juice, it has acid in it
c.
tomato juice, it has a base in it
b.
milk of magnesia, it is a base
d.
blood, it has acid in it
 



 
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