2nd year result 2017 of Punjab Board

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2 BISE Kasur 

3 BISE Okara 

4 BISE Bahawalnagar 

5 BISE Khanewal 

6 BISE Pakpattan 

7 BISE Bahawalpur 

8 BISE Khushab 

9 BISE Rahim Yar Khan 

10 BISE Bhakkar 

11 BISE Lahore 

12 BISE Rajanpur 

13 BISE Chakwal 

14 BISE Layyah 

15 Inter part 2 BISE Rawalpindi result

16 BISE Dera Ghazi Khan 

17 BISE Lodhran 

18 BISE Sahiwal 

19 BISE Faisalabad 

20 BISE Mandi Bahauddin 

21 BISE Sargodha 

22 BISE Gujranwala 

23 BISE Mianwali 

24 BISE Sheikhupura 

25 BISE Gujrat 

26 BISE Multan 

27 BISE Sialkot 

28 BISE Hafizabad 

29 BISE Muzaffargarh 

30 BISE Toba Tek Singh 

31 BISE Jhang 

32 BISE Nankana Sahib 

33 BISE Vehari 

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Chapter 12 Aldehydes and Ketones MCQs

Aldehydes and Ketones solved MCQs practice

Make your choice.

21.    Aldehyeles having -hydrogen atoms undergo                  reaction.

(a)     Wurtz                   (b)     Aldol           (c)     Cannizzaro          (d)

         Fehling

22.                                                     The example of Halo form is

(a) Chloroform    (b)  Bromo form (c)  Idoform          (d)  All of them

23. In Pakistan, ethanol is prepared by the fermentation of

(a)  Molasses     (b)  Starch grains (c)  Fruit juices   (d)  All of them

24. The residue obtained after the crystallization of sugar from conc. Sugarcane juice is called.

(a)  Enzyme                 (b)  Starch           (c)  Diastase                  (d)

Molasses

25.                                                                Alcohols can be obtained by the

_______ of alkenes.

(a) Hydrogenation        (b)  Hydration      (c)  Halogenation (d)  None of them

26. Oxidation of alcohols convert them into

(a)      Aldehycle (b)     Ketones     (c)     Acids          (d) Both a & b

27.    The best reagent for the oxidation of alcohol is

(a)  ZnCl₂                     (b)  Ether             (c)  Acidic dichromate (d)  Pyridine

28. __________ alcohols are resistant to oxidation.

(a)  Primary                  (b)  Secondary    (c)  Tertiary         (d)  Long chain

29. _________ gives iodoform with iodine in the presence of NaOH.

(a)  Methanol      (b)  Ethanol                  (c)  Propanol       (d) Butonol

30.    Phenol reacts with acetyl chloride in the presence of a base to form

(a)  Acid              (b)  Alkane          (c)  Aldehyde      (d)  Ester

31.    Aqueous solution of phenol reacts with bromine water to give precipitate of 2, 4, 6 tribromophenol.

(a)  White            (b)  Yellow	(c)  Blue              (d)  Green
32.	The IUPAC name of CH3OC6H5  is
(a)  Methoxy methane	(b)  Methoxy ethane
(c)  Ethoxy propane	(d)  Methoxy benzene
33.	The halo form’s reaction using iodine

and aqueous _______ is called the idoform test

(a)   Sod – chloride                                             (b)  Sod – carbonate

Aldehyde functional group

(c)     Sod – hydroxide                                        (d)  Sod - bicarbonate

34.                                                     Idoform is a ________ solid.

(a)  White            (b)  Black             (c)  Yellow                    (d)  Blue

35.    The catalyst used for the catalytic reduction of aldehydes and ketones.

(a)  Pd                  (b)  Pt                             (c)  Ni                             (d)  All of them

36. Aldehydes combine with alcohols in the presence of _________ gas to form acetals.

(a)  Hydrogen     (b)  Carbon dioxide  (c)  Hydrogen chloride    (d)  Chlorine

37. Aldehycles and ketones are easily oxidized by mild oxidizing agents like.

(a)  Tollen’s reagent                       (b)  Fehling’s solution

(c)  Benedict’s solution                   (d)  All of them

38.    An alkaline solution containing a cupric tartarate complex ion is called.

(a) Fehling’s solution	(b) Benedict’s solution
(c)  Tollen’s reagent	(d)  DNPH
39. test.	Aldehydes do not give ___________
(a)  Fehling’s solution	(b)  Benedict’s solution
(c)  Sod – nitroprusside	(d)  I do form
40. of antipoliovaccine. (a)  Formaldehyde	_________ is used in the processing
(b)  Acetaldehyde	(c)  Ether             (d)  Propanone

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Chapter 11 Alcohol Phenol and ether solved MCQs

Alcohol Phenol and ether 2nd year

Choose the correct MCQs.(Red colored choice is correct one)

2. Which of the following can be used as hypnotic drugs?

(a)  Chloral hydrate     (b)  Ethanol tri-mer        (c)  Ethanol tetra-mer  (d)

Both a & b

3. ___________ is used as a slug poison.

(a)  Chloral hydrate  (b)  Ethanol trimer (c)  Ethanol tetramer (d)  None of them

4. Bakelite is a

(a)  Drug                        (b)  Resin (c)  Plastic                     (d)  Antiseptic

5.  Formalin  is used as

(a)  Antiseptic               (b)  Disinfectant (c)  Germicide     (d)  All of them

6. Urotropine is used as

(a)  Resin   (b)  Poison                    (c)  Urinary antiseptic (d) 

Flourishing agent

7. Formamint is made by

(a) Formaldehyde       (b)  Lactose        (c)  Formaldehyde + Lactose (d) 

None of them

8. Williamson’s synthesis is used to prepare

(a)  Diethylether (b)  Phenolphthalein    (c)  Hydrogenation       (d) 

Bakelite

9. The maltose in the presence of yeast or maltasee gives.

(a)  Fructose                (b)  Glucose                 (c)  Lignin            (d)  Alcohol

10.    All of the following would give ethyl alcohol on fermentation except.

(a)  Molasses  (b)  Starch grain (c)  Fruit juices (d)  Cholesterol 11. Mathanol is also called as __________ spirit.

(a)     Leaf            (b)     Root           (c)     Wood                   (d)     Flower

12.    Ethanol is prepared on industrial scale world over, by the process of

(a)  Fermentation (b)  Alkylation    (c)  Acylation      (d)  Hydration

Phenol

13. Ethers are prepared from ________ either directly or indirectly.

(a)  Alkanes                 (b)  Alkenes                  (c)  Alcohols        (d)  Acids

Ether

14. Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols can be distinguished by _________ test.

(a) Grignard                 (b)  Dow              (c)  Perry             (d)  Lucas

15.    The aldehyde group is present in most of the                               

(a)  Salt               (b)  Woods          (c)  Rocks            (d)  Sugars

16. If the two alkyl groups in a ketone are the same, the ketone is said to be

(a)  Straight                  (b)  Symmetrical (c)  Same            (d)

Unsymmetrical

17. Ketones are obtained by the oxidation of ________ alcohols.

(a)     Primary      (b)     Secondary (c)     Tertiary      (d)     Long chain

18.    ___________ is a mixture of 40% formaldehyde, 8% methyl alcohol and 52% water.

(a)      Asbestos (b)      Pyridine	(c)     Formalin    (d)     Acetone
19. reaction of	A cynohydrin is formed by the
(a)    Alcohol and HCN	(b)    Aldehyde and HCN
(c)     Keone and NH3	(d)     None of them
20. strongest reducing agent?	Which one of the following is the
(a)      C2H5CHO (b)     C3H6	(c)     Ketone and HNH3        (d)

CH₃COCH₃ 

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Chapter 10 Alkyl halides important MCQs

FSC part 2 Chemistry book Alkyl halides 

15.               SN₂ reactions can be best carried out with:

(a)    Primary alkyl halides                (b)    Secondary alkyl halides

(c)   Tertiary alkyl halides  (d) All the three 26. Elimination bimolecular reactions involve: 

(a)  1^st order kinetics (b)  2^nd order kinetics 

(c)  3^rd order kinetics (d)  Zero order kinetics

27.               In β – elimination reaction, nucleophile attacks on

(a)    - Hydrogen    (b)  β – Hydrogen       

        (c)  Carbon               (d)  None of these

28.               Which one of the following is most stable

(a)    Primary carbonium ion             (b)  Sec – carbonium ion

        (c)  Ter – carbonium ion                     (d)  None of them

29.               Alkyl magnesium halide when hydrolysed by water yields

(a)    Alkanes         (b)  Alkene                (c)  Alkyne (d)  Alkyl halide

30.               Tertiary alcohols are obtained by treating Grignard reagent with

(a)    Aldehydes       (b)  Ketones              (c)  Water         (d)  Chloramine

31.               An alkyl halide may be converted to alcohol by

(a)    Addition                 (b)  Substitution 

(c)  Dehydrohalogenation (d)  Elimination

32.               Which substance is used to convert Grignard reagent to alkane 

(a)    H₂O                (b)  NH₃                  (c)  Ethyl alcohol       (d)  All of these

33.               Benzene cannot undergo

(a)    Substitution reactions      (b)  Addition reactions

        (c)  Oxidation reactions              (d)  Elimination reactions

34.               Benzene ring acts as a source of

(a)    Protons           (b) Neutrons     (c)  Electrons    (d)  None of them

35.               Which compound is most reactive one?

(a)    Benzene                 (b)  Ethene               (c)  Ethane        (d)  Ethyne

36.               Aromatic compounds burn with sooty flame because

(a)    They have high % age of hydrogen (b)  They have ring structure

        (c)  They have high % age of carbon           (d)  They resist reaction with air

37.               _____________ alkyl halides follow both SN₁ and SN₂ mechanisms

(a)    Primary           (b)  Secondary          (c)  Tertiary               (d)  Cyclic

38.               The formula for sodium lead alloy is

(a)    N_aPb       (b)  N_aPb₄              (c)  Na₂Pb         (d)  Na₄Pb

39.               The general formula form alkyl halides is 

(a)    C_nH_2nX            (b)  C_nH_2n+1X             (c)  C_nH_nX         (d)  C_nH_2n+2X

40.               When CO₂ is made to react with C₂H₅ Mg I followed by acid hydrolysis, the product formed is 

(a) Propane  (b)  Propanoic acid 

        (c)  Proponal             (d)  Peoponol

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Chapter 9 Aromatic Hydrocarbons

2nd year chemistry chapter 8 importnat MCQs

Choices written in red are correct answers.

1.   The – CH₃ group is:

(a)    Ortho directing only         (b)  Meta directing only

        (c)  Para directing only               (d)  Both ortho and para directing

2.   Toluene undergoes oxidation with hot acidic KMnO₄ to form:

(a)    Benzoic acid    (b)  Benzyl alcohol      

(c)  Benzyl chloride (d)  Benazldehycle

3.   Benzene reacts with chlorine in the presence of FeCl₃ to form: 

(a)    m – dichlorobenzene (b)  Chlorobenzene  (c)  Benzyl chloricle  (d)  Hexachlorobenzene 

4.   The – COOH group in benzoic acid is:

(a)    Both ortho & para directing      (b)  Ortho directing only

        (c)  Meta directing only                      (d)  Para directing only

5.   Bakelite is obtained from phenol by reacting with:

(a)    Acetaldehyde         (b)  Acetal          

        (c)  Formaldehyde             (d) Chlorobenzene

6.   Which of the following generally have low carbon to hydrogen ratio

(a)    Alkane            (b)  Aromatic hydrocarbons         

        (c)  Alkene               (d)  Alkyne

7.   Nitration Of Benzene is a

(a)    Nucleophilic substitution reaction (b) Electrophilic substitution reaction (c)   Electrophilic addition  (d) Nucleophilic ad-

dition reaction

8.   The carbon atoms in benzene are:

(a)    Sp³ hybridized    (b) Sp² hybridized    

(c)  Sp hybridized      (d)  Non of them 9. The total no. of sigma bonds in benzene are:

        (a) 6                 (b) 12                       (c) 18                       (d) 3

10.               The pi () molecular orbital in benzene contains

(a)        2 electrons    (b)  4 es            (c)  6 es            (d)  3 es

11.               The C – C bond angles in benzene are

(a)        120^o                    (b)  90^o                               (c)  109.2          (d) 180^o

12.               Two adjacent substituents on benzene ring is said to be (a)  Ortho to one another   (b)  Meta to one another

        (c)  Para to one another                     (d)  None of the above

13.               Benzene reacts with a mixture of conc. HNO₃ + H₂SO₄ to form:

(a)        Phenol         (b)  Benzene sulphonic acid        

        (c)  Nitrobenzene      (d)  Toluene

14.               Aromatic hydrocarbons are also called

(a)        Benzene               (b)    Arenes               

        (c)    Cyclic compound       (d)    None of the above

15.               The attacking species in aromatic substitution reaction is:

(a)    a nucleophile           (b)  An electrophile     

        (c)  a free – radical            (d)  None of the above

16.               Benzene reacts with methyl chloride in the presence of AlCl₃ to form:

(a)    Toluene                 (b)  Chloro benzene 

(c)  n – dichloro benzene  (d)  Nitrobenzene

17.               What happens when phenol is distilled with Zn dust:

(a)    Benzene is formed                 (b)  Toluene is formed                

        (c)  Acetylene is formed                     (d)  None of the above

18.               Which does not have a carboxyl group?

(a)    Benzoic acid            (b)  Ethanoic acid       

        (c)  Picric acid                   (d)  Methanoic acid

19.               Grignard reagent is reactive due to

(a)    The presence of halogen atom                 (b)    The presence of Mg atom

        (c)   The polarity of C – Mg bond        (d)    None of the above

20.               The active species involved in nitration of benzene is 

(a)    NO+                        (b)  NO2                  (c)  NO2+    (d)  NO3-1 

21.               Benzophenone is called

(a)    Diphenylketone                (b)  Diethyl ketone

        (c)  Methyl phenyl ketone           (d)  Biphenyl

22.               Benzene normally shows __________ reactions

(a)    Addition         (b)  Substitution

        (c)  Limiting                               (d)  Elimination

23.               Which is called soda lime

(a)    NaOH             (b)  CaO

        (c)  NaOH + CaO                      (d)  Na₂CO₃   

24.               The conversion of n – hexane into benzene by heating in the presence of pt is called

(a)    Isomerization         (b)  Aromatization (c)  Dealkylation             (d)  Rearrangement 

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