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Extra 40 MCQ questions and answers from Chapter:2 Acids, Bases, and Salts for Class 10 CBSE Science:

 

Which of the following is an example of a strong acid?

 

a) Acetic acid

 

b) Hydrochloric acid

 

c) Citric acid

 

d) Carbonic acid

Answer:

b) Hydrochloric acid

 

Which of the following is an example of a strong base?

 

a) Ammonium hydroxide

 

b) Calcium hydroxide

 

c) Sodium hydroxide

 

d) Magnesium hydroxide

Answer:

c) Sodium hydroxide

 

What is the nature of lime water?

 

a) Acidic

 

b) Basic

 

c) Neutral

 

d) Amphoteric

Answer:

b) Basic

 

Which of the following acids is present in vinegar?

 

a) Acetic acid

 

b) Formic acid

 

c) Oxalic acid

 

d) Hydrochloric acid

Answer:

a) Acetic acid

 

Which of the following indicators is a natural indicator?

 

a) Phenolphthalein

 

b) Methyl orange

 

c) Litmus

 

d) Methyl red

Answer:

c) Litmus

 

What is the

colour

of phenolphthalein in an acidic solution?

 

a) Pink

 

b)

Colourless

 

c) Blue

 

d) Red

Answer:

b)

Colourless

 

What happens to the pH value when an acid is diluted?

 

a) Increases

 

b) Decreases

 

c) Remains the same

 

d) Becomes neutral

Answer:

a) Increases

 

Which acid is present in lemon juice?

 

a) Hydrochloric acid

 

b) Sulfuric acid

 

c) Citric acid

 

d) Oxalic acid

Answer:

c) Citric acid

 

Which of the following is an example of a neutral substance?

 

a) Lemon juice

 

b) Milk

 

c) Pure water

 

d) Vinegar

Answer:

c) Pure water

 

Which base is used in the manufacture of soap?

 

a) NaCl

 

b) H₂SO₄

 

c) NaOH

 

d) CH₃COOH

Answer:

c) NaOH

 

What is the pH of a neutral solution?

 

a) 0

 

b) 7

 

c) 10

 

d) 14

Answer:

b) 7

 

A pH value less than 7 indicates a substance is:

 

a) Neutral

 

b) Acidic

 

c) Basic

 

d) Amphoteric

Answer:

b) Acidic

 

A solution with pH greater than 7 is:

 

a) Acidic

 

b) Basic

 

c) Neutral

 

d) Amphoteric

Answer:

b) Basic

 

Which of the following substances has a pH value less than 7?

 

a) Baking soda

 

b) Lemon juice

 

c) Milk of magnesia

 

d) Soap solution

Answer:

b) Lemon juice

 

Which salt is formed when hydrochloric acid reacts with sodium hydroxide?

 

a) Sodium

sulphate

 

b) Sodium chloride

 

c) Sodium carbonate

 

d) Ammonium chloride

Answer:

b) Sodium chloride

 

Which gas is evolved when an acid reacts with a metal?

 

a) Oxygen

 

b) Hydrogen

 

c) Carbon dioxide

 

d) Nitrogen

Answer:

b) Hydrogen

 

Which of the following salts is acidic in nature?

 

a) Sodium chloride

 

b) Sodium carbonate

 

c) Ammonium chloride

 

d) Potassium

sulphate

Answer:

c) Ammonium chloride

 

Which of the following salts is basic in nature?

 

a) Sodium carbonate

 

b) Sodium chloride

 

c) Ammonium chloride

 

d) Potassium nitrate

Answer:

a) Sodium carbonate

 

Which of the following salts is neutral in nature?

 

a) Ammonium chloride

 

b) Sodium chloride

 

c) Sodium carbonate

 

d) Potassium hydroxide

Answer:

b) Sodium chloride

 

What is the pH of gastric juice in the human stomach?

 

a) 1-2

 

b) 4-5

 

c) 6-7

 

d) 8-9

Answer:

a) 1-2

 

Which gas is evolved when acids react with carbonates?

 

a) Oxygen

 

b) Carbon dioxide

 

c) Hydrogen

 

d) Nitrogen

Answer:

b) Carbon dioxide

 

What happens when an acid is mixed with a base?

 

a) Neutralization

 

b) Displacement

 

c) Oxidation

 

d) Precipitation

Answer:

a) Neutralization

 

Which acid is used in car batteries?

 

a) Hydrochloric acid

 

b) Sulfuric acid

 

c) Nitric acid

 

d) Acetic acid

Answer:

b) Sulfuric acid

 

Which base is used as an antacid?

 

a) NaOH

 

b) KOH

 

c)

Mg(

OH)₂

 

d) Al(OH)₃

Answer:

c)

Mg(

OH)₂

 

What is the chemical name of washing soda?

 

a) Sodium chloride

 

b) Sodium carbonate

 

c) Sodium bicarbonate

 

d) Calcium carbonate

Answer:

b) Sodium carbonate

 

Which chemical is used in baking powder?

 

a) NaOH

 

b)

NaHCO

 

c) HCl

 

d) H₂SO₄

Answer:

b)

NaHCO

 

Which salt is known as common salt?

 

a) Sodium carbonate

 

b) Sodium chloride

 

c) Sodium bicarbonate

 

d) Potassium chloride

Answer:

b) Sodium chloride

 

Plaster of Paris (POP) is chemically known as:

 

a) CaSO₄.2H₂O

 

b) CaSO

₄.½

H₂O

 

c)

CaCO

 

d)

Na₂CO

Answer:

b) CaSO

₄.½

H₂O

 

What is the pH of blood?

 

a) 4.5

 

b) 5.5

 

c) 7.4

 

d) 9.2

Answer:

c) 7.4

 

Which substance is used to remove acidity from soil?

 

a) Lime

 

b) HCl

 

c) NaCl

 

d) KOH

Answer:

a) Lime

 

Which base is found in household bleach?

 

a) NaOH

 

b) KOH

 

c)

Ca(

OH)₂

 

d) NH₄OH

Answer:

a) NaOH

 

 

Which of the following acids is found in tomatoes?

 

a) Lactic acid

 

b) Oxalic acid

 

c) Acetic acid

 

d) Ascorbic acid

Answer:

b) Oxalic acid

Which of the following bases is used in hair removal creams?

 

a) Sodium hydroxide

 

b) Calcium hydroxide

 

c) Ammonium hydroxide

 

d) Potassium hydroxide

Answer:

c) Ammonium hydroxide

 

Which salt is formed when nitric acid reacts with calcium hydroxide?

 

a) Calcium nitrate

 

b) Calcium chloride

 

c) Calcium

sulphate

 

d) Calcium carbonate

Answer:

a) Calcium nitrate

 

Which substance is responsible for the sour taste in curd?

 

a) Tartaric acid

 

b) Lactic acid

 

c) Formic acid

 

d) Citric acid

Answer:

b) Lactic acid

 

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