About the Chemistry question bank
Chemistry questions running from everyday substances to atomic structure. The youngest band asks about water, salt and air rather than about elements, which keeps it genuinely accessible to primary classes.
What the questions cover
- Std 1-4
- Solids, liquids and gases, dissolving, and everyday substances
- Std 5-7
- Chemical symbols, water and common compounds, rusting, and gases in air
- Std 8-12
- Atomic number, pH, the periodic table, subatomic particles and chemical formulas
Questions from this bank
58 chemistry questions are available. A few, so you can judge the level before putting it in front of a class:
Class 1-4 · 16 questions
What is the solid form of water?
Answer: Ice
Which gas do humans inhale for breathing?
Answer: Oxygen
Which gas is most abundant in Earth's atmosphere?
Answer: Nitrogen
Class 5-7 · 20 questions
What is the chemical formula for water?
Answer: H2O
What is the chemical name of common salt?
Answer: Sodium Chloride (NaCl)
How do acids taste?
Answer: Sour
Class 8-12 · 22 questions
What is the chemical symbol for Gold?
Answer: Au
What is the pH value of a neutral solution?
Answer: 7
What is the chemical formula for Methane?
Answer: CH4
Using it in class
The symbol questions reward memorisation and the pH questions reward understanding. Mixing both keeps the game from favouring one kind of learner.
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