Oxidation and reduction quiz.

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National 5 Chemistry (Unit 3) Quiz on Oxidation and reduction quiz., created by Rosa Donaldson on 10/12/2015.
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Question 1

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What does reduction mean in terms of electrons?
Answer
  • electrons gained
  • electrons lost

Question 2

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What does oxidation mean in terms of oxygen?
Answer
  • Gain of oxygen
  • Loss of oxygen

Question 3

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What does a reducing agent do in an oxidation reaction?
Answer
  • Takes oxygen off something and causes reduction
  • Takes oxygen off something and causes oxidation
  • Adds oxygen to something and causes reduction
  • Adds oxygen to something and causes oxidation

Question 4

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What does reduction mean in terms of oxygen?
Answer
  • The gain of oxygen
  • The loss of oxygen

Question 5

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What does a oxidising agent do in terms of electrons?
Answer
  • Removes electrons and is oxidised in the process
  • Adds electrons and is reduced in the process
  • Removes electrons and is reduced in the process
  • Adds electrons and is oxidised in the process

Question 6

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What does oxidation mean in terms of electrons?
Answer
  • The loss of electrons
  • The gain of electrons

Question 7

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What does the reducing agent do in terms of electrons?
Answer
  • Adds electrons and is reduced in the process
  • Takes electrons and is reduced in the process
  • Takes electrons and is oxidised in the process
  • Adds electrons and is oxidised in the process

Question 8

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What does the oxidising agent do in terms of oxygen?
Answer
  • Removes oxygen and is reduced in the process
  • Removes oxygen and is oxidised in the process
  • Adds oxygen and is reduced in the process
  • Adds oxygen and is oxidised in the process

Question 9

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(In terms of oxygen) In the reaction between copper oxide and carbon, the copper oxide is [blank_start]reduced[blank_end] into copper and the carbon is [blank_start]oxidised[blank_end] into carbon dioxide. The copper oxide is the [blank_start]oxidising agent[blank_end] and the carbon is the [blank_start]reducing agent[blank_end]. It is a [blank_start]redox[blank_end] reaction.
Answer
  • reduced
  • oxidised
  • oxidising agent
  • reducing agent
  • redox

Question 10

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(In terms of electrons) In the reaction between copper oxide and magnesium, the copper oxide is [blank_start]oxidised[blank_end] into copper and the magnesium is [blank_start]reduced[blank_end] into magnesium oxide. The copper oxide is the [blank_start]reducing agent[blank_end] and the magnesium is the [blank_start]oxidising agent[blank_end]. It is a [blank_start]redox[blank_end] reaction.
Answer
  • oxidised
  • reduced
  • reducing agent
  • oxidising agent
  • redox
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