Solved MCQs Chapter 01 Chemistry 10th FBISE


🔬 Chapter 01 Chemistry Solved MCQs – Class 10






Q1: What is the principle of conservation of mass?

  • a) Mass is created during a chemical reaction
  • b) Mass is destroyed during a chemical reaction
  • c) Mass remains constant during a chemical reaction
  • d) Mass can be converted into energy

Q2: What does the peer review process ensure in scientific research?

  • a) Faster publication
  • b) Accuracy and validity of findings
  • c) Higher funding
  • d) Reduced experimentation

Q3: Which of the following was an 18th-century chemical paradigm?

  • a) Atomic theory
  • b) Phlogiston theory
  • c) Quantum mechanics
  • d) Periodic table

Q4: What does the periodic table of elements organize?

  • a) Elements by alphabetical order
  • b) Elements by their properties and atomic number
  • c) Elements by colour
  • d) Elements by discovery date

Q5: What does a 95% confidence level mean in scientific reporting?

  • a) Results are 95% accurate
  • b) There is a 5% chance the results are incorrect
  • c) 95% of scientists agree
  • d) The experiment is repeated 95 times

Q6: Which model of the atom includes a central nucleus?

  • a) Plum-pudding model
  • b) Rutherford model
  • c) Bohr model
  • d) Quantum mechanical model

Q7: What does repeatability in scientific experiments refer to?

  • a) Different results under the same conditions
  • b) Same results under the same conditions
  • c) Different methods
  • d) Multiple publications

Q8: What is reproducibility in scientific experiments?

  • a) Different results under the same conditions
  • b) Same results using different methods
  • c) Results not verified
  • d) Repetition by the same scientist

Q9: What paradigm replaced the phlogiston theory?

  • a) Atomic theory
  • b) Theory of combustion
  • c) Quantum mechanics
  • d) Periodic table

Q10: Which property does the periodic table help to predict?

  • a) Colour of elements
  • b) Properties of elements
  • c) Weight of elements
  • d) Discovery date of elements

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