Class 9 Chemistry · Chapter 9 · Test 9
Metals vs Non-metals
25 MCQs covering the comparison of metals and non-metals including conductivity malleability ductility lustre strength melting points boiling points density physical states and important exceptions.
25 questions · 20 min · 25 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
Which type of elements generally form cations easily
- AMetals
- BNon-metals
- CNoble gases
- DHalogens
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Answer: A
Metals generally form cations easily.
Question 2
Which type of elements generally have metallic bonds
- AMetals
- BNon-metals
- CNoble gases
- DHalogens
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Answer: A
Metals tend to form metallic bonds.
Question 3
Which property allows metals to be hammered into thin sheets
- AMalleability
- BDuctility
- CBrittleness
- DLustre
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Answer: A
Malleability allows metals to be hammered into thin sheets.
Question 4
Which property allows metals to be drawn into wires
- ADuctility
- BMalleability
- CBrittleness
- DHardness
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Answer: A
Ductility allows metals to be drawn into wires.
Question 5
Which type of elements are generally good conductors of heat
- AMetals
- BNon-metals
- CNoble gases
- DHalogens
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Answer: A
Metals are generally good conductors of heat.
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