Solved MCQs Chapter 02 Chemistry FBISE

 

🌡️ Chapter 2: States of Matter – Chemistry Class 10 (SOLVED MCQs)




1. What Happens to Internal Energy During Melting?

  • a) It decreases
  • b) It stays the same
  • ✅ c) It increases
  • d) It fluctuates

Explanation: During melting, the particles gain energy to overcome intermolecular forces, causing a rise in internal energy.


2. What Process Turns a Solid Directly Into a Gas?

  • a) Melting
  • b) Freezing
  • ✅ c) Sublimation
  • d) Condensation

Example: Naphthalene balls and dry ice undergo sublimation.


3. When Does Boiling Occur?

  • a) Any temperature
  • ✅ b) A fixed temperature
  • c) Only at room temperature
  • d) Any pressure

Key Point: For water, this temperature is 100°C at standard atmospheric pressure.


4. What Happens to Gas Particles During Condensation?

  • a) Gain energy and move faster
  • ✅ b) Lose energy and move slower
  • c) Gain energy and move slower
  • d) Lose energy and move faster

Science Behind It: As particles lose energy, they move closer together and slow down.


5. Which Law Relates Gas Volume and Temperature?

  • a) Boyle’s Law
  • ✅ b) Charles’s Law
  • c) Avogadro’s Law
  • d) Dalton’s Law

Remember: Charles’s Law = Volume ∝ Temperature (at constant pressure)


6. How Is Evaporation Different From Boiling?

  • ✅ a) Evaporation occurs at the surface of a liquid at any temperature
  • b) Boiling occurs only at the surface
  • c) Evaporation requires a fixed temperature
  • d) Boiling occurs at any temperature

Tip: Evaporation is a slow, surface-level process.


7. What Causes Gas Pressure to Rise According to Kinetic Theory?

  • a) The volume increases
  • b) The temperature decreases
  • c) The number of particles decreases
  • ✅ d) The temperature increases

Fact: As temperature rises, gas particles move faster and collide more frequently, increasing pressure.


8. Which Factors Affect Gas Diffusion Rate?

  • a) Molecular mass
  • b) Temperature
  • ✅ c) Both a and b
  • d) Neither a nor b

Insight: Lighter gases diffuse faster; higher temperatures speed up all diffusion.


9. What Process Do Solid Air Fresheners Use?

  • a) Condensation
  • b) Deposition
  • ✅ c) Sublimation
  • d) Freezing

Real Life: Air freshener cakes shrink over time due to sublimation.


10. Why Is Medicine Diffusion in the Body Important?

  • a) It controls the temperature of the medicine
  • ✅ b) It ensures the medicine reaches all parts of the body
  • c) It keeps the medicine in one place
  • d) It increases the molecular mass of the medicine

Takeaway: Proper diffusion ensures effective treatment throughout the body.

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