1. Metals
generally form:
A) basic
oxides
B) acidic oxides
C) neutral oxides
D) none of these
B) acidic oxides
C) neutral oxides
D) none of these
A) basic oxides
2. Metals have metallic
lustre due to:
A) absence of
free electrons
B) presence of free electrons
C) polish
D) none of the above
B) presence of free electrons
C) polish
D) none of the above
B) presence of free electrons
3. Metals are:
A)
malleable and ductileB) non-melleable and ductile
C) brittle and ductile
D) non-malleable and non-ductile
A) malleable and ductile
4. Metal have:
A) high melting and
boiling point
B) low melting and boiling point
C) high melting and low boiling point
D) low melting and high boiling point
B) low melting and boiling point
C) high melting and low boiling point
D) low melting and high boiling point
A) high melting and boiling point
5. Metal are :
A)
bad conductors of heat and electricityB) good conductors of heat and electricity
C) good conductors of heat and bad conductors of electricity
D) semi-conductors of heat and electricity
B) good conductors of heat and electricity
6. a metal which melts on the palm
A) potassium
B) soldium
C) gallium
D) zinc
B) soldium
C) gallium
D) zinc
B) soldium
7. the most abundant metal on the earth is :
A) iron
B) gold
C) aluminum
D) copper
B) gold
C) aluminum
D) copper
8. metal that is liquid at room temperature is :
A) mg
B) au
C) ag
D) hg
B) au
C) ag
D) hg
9. the metal poisonous for human body is
A) copper
B) lead
C) silver
D) gold
B) lead
C) silver
D) gold
B) lead
10. metal which is constituent of haemoglobin is
A) copper
B) zinc
C) maganese
D) iron
B) zinc
C) maganese
D) iron