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AP Chemistry – Mock Test 4(Final Evaluation)

  • Time: 35 minutes

  • No checking answers until finished

  • Show full reasoning (especially FRQ)

SECTION 1: MCQ​​

Question 1

For a reaction, Q = 2 and K = 0.5. What happens?

A. shift right
B. shift left
C. no change
D. stop

... Correct Answer: B Why: Q > K → too much product → shift left

Question 2

For an endothermic reaction, increasing temperature:

A. decreases K
B. increases K
C. no change
D. shifts left

... Correct Answer: B Why: Heat is reactant → more product → K increases

Question 3

If pressure increases, equilibrium shifts toward:

A. more moles gas
B. fewer moles gas
C. solids
D. liquids

... Correct Answer: B

Question 4

Removing reactant causes:

A. shift right
B. shift left
C. no change
D. stop

... Correct Answer: B

Question 5

Which change affects K?

A. pressure
B. concentration
C. catalyst
D. temperature

Correct Answer:

... Correct Answer: D

Question 6

At equilibrium:

A. reaction stops
B. forward = reverse
C. equal amounts
D. no motion

... Correct Answer: B

Question 7

If volume decreases:

A. pressure decreases
B. pressure increases
C. no change
D. becomes zero

... Correct Answer: B

Question 8

For exothermic reaction, increasing temperature shifts:

A. right
B. left
C. no change
D. increases K

... Correct Answer: B

Question 9

Which is correct K expression?

A. reactants/products
B. products/reactants
C. sum
D. difference

... Correct Answer: B

Question 10

Which is NOT included in K?

A. gas
B. aqueous
C. solid
D. ions

... Correct Answer: C

Question 11

pH of 1×10⁻³ M HCl:

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

... Correct Answer: C

Question 12

Which is strongest acid?

A. CH₃COOH
B. HF
C. HCl
D. NH₃

... Correct Answer: C

Question 13

Diluting a base:

A. increases pH
B. decreases pH
C. no change
D. neutralizes

... Correct Answer: B

Question 14

Which has hydrogen bonding?

A. CH₄
B. CO₂
C. NH₃
D. O₂

... Correct Answer: C

Question 15

Which is nonpolar?

A. H₂O
B. NH₃
C. CO₂
D. SO₂

... Correct Answer: C

Question 16

Which increases rate?

A. lower temp
B. catalyst
C. decrease concentration
D. remove reactant

... Correct Answer: B

Question 17

Oxidation means:

A. gain electrons
B. lose electrons
C. gain protons
D. lose protons

... Correct Answer: B

Question 18

Which is most basic?

A. pH 3
B. pH 5
C. pH 7
D. pH 12

... Correct Answer: D

Question 19

Which IMF is strongest?

A. dispersion
B. dipole
C. hydrogen bonding
D. ion-dipole

... Correct Answer: D

Question 20

Which is spontaneous?

A. ΔG > 0
B. ΔG = 0
C. ΔG < 0
D. ΔH > 0

... Correct Answer: C

SECTION 2: FRQ(FINAL LEVEL)

FRQ 1 (Equilibrium – MUST MASTER)

Explain how increasing pressure affects equilibrium in a gas reaction.

... Perfect Answer: Increasing pressure shifts the equilibrium toward the side with fewer moles of gas to reduce the pressure, according to Le Châtelier’s principle.

FRQ 2 (Temperature + K)

Explain how temperature affects K for exothermic reactions.

... Perfect Answer: In an exothermic reaction, heat is a product. Increasing temperature adds heat, shifting equilibrium to the left and decreasing the equilibrium constant K.

FRQ 3 (Acid–Base)

Explain why dilution increases pH.

... Perfect Answer: Dilution decreases the concentration of hydrogen ions (H⁺), which increases the pH because pH is inversely related to hydrogen ion concentration.

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