M2-Physics

 M2 MCQs Questions

Question No. 1

        An atom with three electrons in its outermost shell is described as:

  • Option A: Pentavalent

  • Option B: Covalent

  • Option C: Trivalent

Correct Answer: Option C – Trivalent

Question No. 2
    The mass number of an element represents the total of:

  • Option A: Electrons and protons

  • Option B: Neutrons and protons

  • Option C: Electrons and neutrons

Correct Answer: Option B – Neutrons and protons

Question No. 3
        Combining 2H₂ with O₂ yields which compound?

  • Option A: H₂O

  • Option B: 2H₂O

  • Option C: 2H₂O₂

Correct Answer: Option B – 2H₂O

Question No. 4
        The process of breaking a chemical compound into simpler substances is called:

  • Option A: Bombardment

  • Option B: Synthesis

  • Option C: Analysis

Correct Answer: Option C – Analysis

Question No. 5
        The atomic number of an element indicates the total number of:

  • Option A: Neutrons

  • Option B: Electrons

  • Option C: Protons

Correct Answer: Option C – Protons

Question No. 6
        An atom with five electrons in its outermost shell is described as:

  • Option A: Pentavalent

  • Option B: Covalent

  • Option C: Trivalent

Correct Answer: Option A – Pentavalent

Question No. 7
        Which of the following correctly describes the components contained in an atom:

  • Option A: Protons, neutrons, and electrons

  • Option B: Protons and electrons only

  • Option C: Protons and neutrons only

Correct Answer: Option A – Protons, neutrons, and electrons

Question No. 8
        The maximum number of electrons that the first (inner) shell of an atom can hold is:

  • Option A: 8

  • Option B: 2

  • Option C: 4

Correct Answer: Option B – 2

Question No. 9
        The mass of a proton which is approximately equal to the mass of a:

  • Option A: Neutron

  • Option B: Beta particle

  • Option C: Electron

Correct Answer: Option A – Neutron

Question No. 10
       Which function of Catalysts is correct:

  • Option A: Speed up chemical reactions

  • Option B: Speed up or slow down reactions

  • Option C: Slow down chemical reactions

Correct Answer: Option A – Speed up chemical reactions

Question No. 11
        If an atom’s outer shell is completely filled, the element is generally:

  • Option A: Unstable or highly reactive

  • Option B: A good conductor

  • Option C: Chemically inert

Correct Answer: Option C – Chemically inert

Question No. 12
        Molecules of the same substance are held together primarily by:

  • Option A: Cohesive forces

  • Option B: Adhesive forces

  • Option C: Gravitational forces

Correct Answer: Option A – Cohesive forces

Question No. 13
        Which of the following is Oxygen exhibiting a valency of:

  • Option A: 2

  • Option B: 6

  • Option C: 8

Correct Answer: Option A – 2

Question No. 14
        In an atom, the further a shell is from the nucleus:

  • Option A: Shell spacing remains the same

  • Option B: Shells get closer together

  • Option C: Shells move further apart

Correct Answer: Option C – Shells move further apart

Question No. 15
        An element’s chemical identity is determined by the number of:

  • Option A: Neutrons

  • Option B: Electrons

  • Option C: Protons

Correct Answer: Option C – Protons

Question No. 16
        An isotope of an element differs from the normal atom in its number of:

  • Option A: Electrons

  • Option B: Neutrons

  • Option C: Protons

Correct Answer: Option B – Neutrons

Question No. 17
    The smallest unit of an element that retains its chemical properties is called a _______.

  • Option A: A compound

  • Option B: An atom

  • Option C: A molecule

Correct Answer: Option B – An atom

Question No. 18
       Which of the following is correct about nucleus of an atom contains:

  • Option A: Protons and electrons

  • Option B: Protons and neutrons

  • Option C: Electrons and neutrons

Correct Answer: Option B – Protons and neutrons

Question No. 19
        Atomic mass is defined as the total number of:

  • Option A: Neutrons

  • Option B: Protons plus neutrons

  • Option C: Protons

Correct Answer: Option B – Protons plus neutrons

Question No. 20
        When a solid melts into a liquid, it typically occupies:

  • Option A: Less space

  • Option B: The same amount of space

  • Option C: More space

Correct Answer: Option A – Less space