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Tasmania Year 11 Chemistry Practice Tests

Five free, full-length Year 11 chemistry practice tests for Tasmania, written to the Australian Curriculum v9 (Tasmania). Take them online for instant scoring and a skill breakdown, or print them with an answer key.

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Practice Test 120 questions · Matter & Bonding · Solutions · Gases
Practice Test 220 questions · Matter & Bonding · Chemical Reactions · Gases
Practice Test 320 questions · Quantities in Reactions · Solutions · Matter & Bonding
Practice Test 420 questions · Solutions · Matter & Bonding · Chemical Reactions
Practice Test 520 questions · Quantities in Reactions · Matter & Bonding · Solutions

All questions and passages are original and written for Pagine to match the published curriculum. Pagine is not affiliated with any government, ministry, department of education, exam board or assessment body. Not official tests.

What these tests cover

Biological sciencesChemical sciencesEarth and space sciencesPhysical sciencesScience as a human endeavourScience inquiry

Course: TCE Chemistry

Skills across all five tests: Solutions (18) · Matter & Bonding (17) · Quantities in Reactions (15) · Chemical Reactions (12) · Gases (11) · Organic Chemistry (8) · Solutions & Equilibrium (8) · Acids & Bases (8) · Thermochemistry (3)

Each test covers the main strands of the science curriculum, with calculation questions in upper levels.

Sample questions from Practice Test 1

  1. A bond between atoms with an electronegativity difference above about 1.7 is usually…
    A. ionic   B. non-polar covalent   C. metallic   D. hydrogen
    Show answerionic
  2. A catalyst increases reaction rate by…
    A. increasing the temperature   B. providing a pathway with lower activation energy   C. being consumed   D. changing the products
    Show answerproviding a pathway with lower activation energy
  3. An exothermic reaction has a ΔH that is…
    A. zero   B. undefined   C. negative   D. positive
    Show answernegative
  4. The strongest intermolecular force among these is…
    A. dipole–dipole forces in HCl   B. London dispersion forces   C. none of them   D. hydrogen bonding
    Show answerhydrogen bonding

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Also useful: printable worksheets · free books · Tasmania curriculum guide

Frequently asked questions

What is in these Tasmania Year 11 Chemistry practice tests?

Five full original tests of about 20 questions each. Each test covers the main strands of the science curriculum, with calculation questions in upper levels. You get a score, a skill breakdown and a review of every answer at the end.

Do these tests follow the Tasmania curriculum?

Yes. They are written to the Australian Curriculum v9 (Tasmania) — Biological sciences, Chemical sciences, Earth and space sciences, Physical sciences. Pagine summarizes the curriculum in its own words and links to the official documents.

Can I print them?

Yes. Every test has a printable version with an answer key.

Are these official tests?

All questions and passages are original and written for Pagine to match the published curriculum. Pagine is not affiliated with any government, ministry, department of education, exam board or assessment body. Not official tests.

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