Department of Education Region V Division of Camarines sur La Salvacion National High School

Salvacion, Tigaon, Camarines Sur 4420

Third Periodical Examination Science Grade 8 A/Y 2013-2014 I. Multiple choice: Choose and write the correct answer at the blank space right after each questions. 1. Anything that occupy space and has a mass is called_______ a. atoms c. matter b. neutrons d. elements 2. When liquid transform into gas, the process is called_____ a. freezing c. evaporation b. condensation d. melting 3. Mothballs (alkampor) shrinks after a few days, when left exposed, this transformation is called_____ a. evaporation c. melting b. condensation d. freezing 4. The med modern periodic table of elements was develop by a Russian chemist name_____ a. Anthon van luenhook c. Archimedes b. Dimitri Mendeleev d. John Dalton 5. Among the four phases of matter which phase has a definite shape?______ a. solid c. plasma b. liquid d. gas 6. Evaporation can be completed with the aid of a catalyst, which of the following is mentioned_____ a. heat c. sound b. wave d. vibration 7. The subatomic particle that carries positive charge is_______ a. electron c. proton b. nucleus d. neutron 8. The following are matter except for_____ a. smoke c. light b. stone d. water 9. How many periods does the periodic table has?______ a. 5 c. 4 b. 7 d. 8 10. The following are properties of water except a. Malleability c. hardness b. texture d. visibility 11. Adding the number of proton and neutron is the______ a. atomic weight c. oxidation state/valence b. mass number d. electronegativity 12. What happens when a water keeps on boiling?_____ a. it produces water vapor c. liquid transform into gaseous form b. Nothing will change d. a&b 13. An atom has three subatomic particles which are_____ a. positron, proton, electron c. molecules, proton, particles b. neutron, electron, nucleus d. electron, neutron, proton 14. Helium, neon, argon, krypton are elements belong to_____ a. family 3 c. family 7 b. boron group d. halogens 15. When water transform into gaseous form it is called______ a. precipitate c. vapor b. distillation d. camphor

16. The heaviest among subatomic particles is_____ a. neutron c. atoms b. proton d. particles 17. An isotope of C-18 has a number of 6 protons, how many neutrons does it have?_____ a. 12 c. 14 b. 8 d. 10 18. A particular molecules of a matter gain energy and moves faster when they are_______ a. move d c. chased b. heated d. pour with water 19. Elements with same number of proton but different in the number of electron are called______ a. isotopes c. valence b. charge d. configuration 20. When like poles/charge are close together they tend to______ a. attract c. repel b. no action d. move on their own 21. Corrosion also occur when a particular element/compound reacts with_____ a. acid & base c. base c. acid d. none of the above 22. He stated that matter is made up of very small particles called atoms_______ a. john Dalton c. john mayer b. Isaac newton d. albert Einstein 23. Lanthanides and actinides also called_______ a. inner transition elements c. periods b. transition elements d. family II. True or False: Write the correct answer if the statement/sentence given below is false. 1. Gas particle can move freely compare to solid particle. 2. An atom can be seen by the naked eye. 3. If liquid is heated the particles moves slower 4. Condensation is the process of turning gas (vapor) into liquid. 5. Evaporation is the process of changing phase from solid to liquid. 6. Melting is the transformation of solid to gas 7. Neutrons do not carry charge. 8. Halogens are on the 17 family of the periodic table of elements. 9. The number of proton is equivalent to the atomic number of a particular element. 10. Lothar meyer and dimitri mendeleeve has the same concept in terms of periodic table of elements III. Complete the table: Fill out the missing detail on the table. Table 1 Isotopes B-6 N-14 1. 2. Mg-24 Table 2 Subatomic particle Neutron Proton 10. mass 9.109x10 -28 1.672x10-24 1.675x10-24 charges 11. 0 Location in the Atom 12. Nucleus Nucleus Element Name Boron Nitrogen Fluorine Neon 3. # of p+ 5 4. 9 5. 12 7. 10 10 9. 6. 7 8. 10 10 # of e# of n 1 Charge 0 0 -1 0 +2