Glencoe Online Science Quiz Chapter

Section 23.1 Functional Groups

Practice Test


	1.	A reaction of an alkyl halide with ammonia will produce an ____________. SC.A.1.4.1

		a.	alkane
		b.	alcohol
		c.	amine
		d.	alkene
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	2.	What is the difference between an alkyl halide and and aryl halide?

		a.	An alkyl halide contains a halogen atom bonded to an aliphatic carbon atom; an aryl halide contains a halogen bonded to an aromatic group.
		b.	Alkyl halides contain double bonds; aryl halides do not.
		c.	An alkyl halide contains a halogen atom bonded to an aromatic group; an aryl halide contains a halogen bonded to an aliphatic carbon atom.
		d.	Alkyl halides contain functinal groups; aryl halides do not.
	Hint


	3.	In general, what can you conclude about the boiling points and densities of alkyl halides when compared to the corresponding unsubstituted alkanes? SC.A.1.4.2

		a.	The boiling point of the alkyl halide is lower, and the density of the alkyl halide is higher.
		b.	The boiling point of the alkyl halide is lower, and the density of the alkyl halide is lower.
		c.	The boiling point of the alkyl halide is higher, and the density of the alkyl halide is higher.
		d.	The boiling point of the alkyl halide is higher, and the density of the alkyl halide is lower.
	Hint


	4.	A reaction of an alkyl halide with a hydroxyl group will produce an ____________. SC.A.1.4.1

		a.	amine
		b.	alkene
		c.	alkane
		d.	alcohol
	Hint


	5.	When chlorine is added to an alkane, what name is used to identify that chlorine is present in the molecule?

		a.	Chlorine is never named in organic molecules.
		b.	chloride
		c.	chlorine
		d.	chloro
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	6.	An organic compound that contains a halogen bonded to a benzene ring is known as an _________.

		a.	aryl halide
		b.	alkyl halide
		c.	alkane
		d.	alcohol
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	7.	An organic compound that contains a halogen is known as an ______________.

		a.	hydrocarbon
		b.	alkalicarbon
		c.	oxycarbon
		d.	halocarbon
	Hint


	8.	In a molecule of 1^-fluoropropane, there is one fluorine atom attached to carbon number 1 in the chain. What is fluorine in this molecule?

		a.	a functional group
		b.	a metal
		c.	a dimeric element
		d.	an unsaturation
	Hint


	9.	The process in which a halogen atom replaces a hydrogen atom of an alkane molecule through substitution is known as ___________.

		a.	hydrocarbonation
		b.	hydroxylation
		c.	hydrogenation
		d.	halogenation
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	10.	What is a possible product of a reaction between chloromethane and sodium hydroxide solution? SC.B.1.4.2

		a.	ethyl amine
		b.	ethanol
		c.	methanol
		d.	methanal
	Hint


	11.	In a substituted alkane that has a bromine atom and an iodine atom as functional groups, which functional group is named first?

		a.	Bromine is the only functional group named.
		b.	Iodine is the only functional group named.
		c.	Bromine is named before iodine.
		d.	Iodine is named before bromine.
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