Chemistry 60 is the introductory course to chemistry in LACC, a course I took many moons ago. I remember my Chemistry 101 professor mentioning to the class that I was in the Dean's List the next semester, which goes to show how much I learned in Chemistry 60, my first exposure to chemistry since I did not take it in high school.
Here's a practice exam in CHEMISTRY 60: INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL CHEMISTRY.
Question 1. What is the study of the structure,
properties, and transformations of matter?
Answer: _____
Question 2. What is the unit of measurement use in
chemistry?
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Question 3. Convert 1 centigram into gram.
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Question 4. Convert 1 millimeter into meter.
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Question 5. Convert 1 microliter into liter.
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Question 6. Why do chemists use the metric system instead
of the United States unit system?
Answer: _____
Question 7. What is the measure of the amount of matter
in a substance?
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Question 8. What is the measure of the size of a matter?
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Question 9. What is the measure of the amount of space a
matter occupies?
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Question 10. What is the measure of the coldness or
hotness of a matter?
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Question 11-17. How many significant figures are in the
following numbers?
12.345 Answer:
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0.012 Answer:
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123 Answer:
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0.12 Answer:
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1.0002 Answer:
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0.012000 Answer:
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1.000 Answer:
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Question 18. When doing an arithmetic operation on the
quantities 1.00023 and 45, how many significant figures must the result have?
Answer: _____
Question 19. What is the measure between two events
occurring in a matter?
Answer: _____
Question 20. What is the result of dividing the mass by
the volume of a matter?
Answer: _____
Dans la nature rien ne se
crée, rien ne se perd, tout change.
John Sindayen
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