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    Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers for Students

    The IUPAC name of CH₃(CH₂)₉CH₃ is

    A) Triacontane

    B) Decane

    C) Icosane

    D) Dodecane

    Option a – Triacontane

    Cyclohexane belongs to which class of compounds

    A) Non-benzenoid aromatic compound

    B) Heterocyclic compound

    C) Benzenoid aromatic compound

    D) Alicyclic compound

    Option d – Alicyclic compound

    The structural formula CH₃OH represents which type of formula

    A) Complete structural formula

    B) Condensed structural formula

    C) Bond-line structural representation

    D) Wedge-and-dash representation

    Option b – Condensed structural formula

    The ability of carbon to form C–C covalent bonds is called

    A) Allotropy

    B) Covalency

    C) Tetravalency

    D) Catenation

    Option d – Catenation

    Number of covalent bonds in butane and hexane respectively

    A) 13 and 19

    B) 11 and 19

    C) 14 and 20

    D) 10 and 16

    Option a – 13 and 19

    The compound giving a cooling effect in mint leaves is

    A) Menthol

    B) Ethanol

    C) Caffeine

    D) Capsaicin

    Option a – Menthol

    A four-carbon chain with a triple bond is called

    A) Butene

    B) Butanal

    C) Butyne

    D) Butanol

    Option a – Butene

    Denatured Alcohol refers to

    A) Pure ethanol

    B) Ethanol mixed with a small amount of methanol

    C) Pure methanol

    D) Propanol

    Option b – Ethanol mixed with a small amount of methanol

    A Molecule with the formula C₂H₄ is

    A) Propane

    B) Butane

    C) Ethane

    D) Ethene

    Option c – Ethane

    The straight-chain alkyl carboxylic Acid CH₃CH₂CH₂COOH is

    A) Butyric Acid

    B) Methanoic Acid

    C) Ethanoic Acid

    D) Propionic Acid

    Option a – Butyric Acid

    The straight-chain alkane with formula C₁₂H₂₆ used in biodegradable detergents is

    A) Dodecane

    B) Nonane

    C) Icosane

    D) Nonadecane

    Option b – Nonane

    The IUPAC name of tertiary-butyl Alcohol is

    A) 2-Methylpropan-2-ol

    B) 1-Methylpropan-3-ol

    C) 1-Propylpropan-3-ol

    D) 1-Ethylpropan-3-ol

    Option a – 2-Methylpropan-2-ol

    Which carbon allotrope was discovered by Curl, Kroto, and Smalley in 1985

    A) Graphene

    B) Carbophene

    C) Fullerene

    D) Lonsdaleite

    Option c – Fullerene

    Which of the following is a saturated hydrocarbon

    A) CH₄

    B) C3H8

    C) C₆H₆

    D) C₂H₄

    Option b – C3H8

    A Grignard reagent is represented as

    A) CH₃–Be–F

    B) CH₃–Ca–F

    C) CH₃–Mg–Cl

    D) H–Mg–H

    Option c – CH₃–Mg–Cl

    Haloalkanes or aryl/vinyl halides reacting with magnesium yield

    A) Grignard reagent

    B) Hinsberg reagent

    C) Fehling reagent

    D) Tollens’ reagent

    Option a – Grignard reagent

    Which 20-carbon unsaturated hydrocarbon is used in candles and for Solar-energy storage

    A) Octane

    B) Eicosane

    C) Nonane

    D) Triacontane

    Option c – Nonane

    The synthetic antioxidant used in foods like crackers and popcorn is

    A) Tertiary butyl hydroquinone

    B) Diethyltoluamide

    C) Sodium hypochlorite

    D) 1,4-Dichlorobenzene

    Option a – Tertiary butyl hydroquinone

    Tribromomethane is another name for

    A) Bromoform

    B) Diborane

    C) Borazine

    D) Bromosuccinimide

    Option a – Bromoform

    Methyl ethyl ketone is also called

    A) Methyl pentanone

    B) 2-Butanol

    C) 2-Butanone

    D) Propanone

    Option c – 2-Butanone

    Which of these is an open-chain Organic Molecule?

    A) Toluene

    B) Tetrahydrofuran

    C) Benzene

    D) Acetaldehyde

    Option d – Acetaldehyde

    Which option is NOT a characteristic of graphite?

    A) Conducts Electricity

    B) Has a low melting point

    C) Possesses lower density than diamond

    D) Conducts Heat

    Option b – Has a low melting point

    Choose the correct Molecular formula of butane.

    A) CH₄

    B) C₄H₁₀

    C) C₂H₄

    D) C₄H₆

    Option b – C₄H₁₀

    Identify the correct formula for the aldehyde functional group.

    A) –CH₂O

    B) –COOH

    C) –CHO

    D) –OH

    Option c – –CHO

    Which compound is a primary arylamine with an –NH₂ group replacing one hydrogen on a benzene ring?

    A) Pyridine

    B) Aniline

    C) Quinoline

    D) Toluidine

    Option b – Aniline

    What is the IUPAC name of the colorless gas called acetylene, used in welding?

    A) Ethyne

    B) Ethanoic anhydride

    C) Ethyl acetate

    D) Azoethane

    Option a – Ethyne

    Which compound reacts with nitrous Acid at 273–278 K to yield benzenediazonium chloride?

    A) Hydrazine

    B) Toluene

    C) Aniline

    D) Pyridine

    Option c – Aniline

    When ethanol is heated with excess concentrated sulphuric Acid, it forms:

    A) Ethane

    B) Ethyne

    C) Ethene

    D) Butane

    Option c – Ethene

    In alkenes, carbon atoms are connected by which type of bond?

    A) Single bond

    B) Double bond

    C) Triple bond

    D) No bond

    Option b – Double bond

    Organic compounds with an oxygen Atom linking two alkyl groups are classified as:

    A) Alcohols

    B) Aldehydes

    C) Ethers

    D) Ketones

    Option c – Ethers

    The strength of a hydrogen bond depends on:

    A) Interaction between lone-pair electrons of an electronegative Atom in one Molecule and a hydrogen Atom in another.

    B) Interaction between lone-pair electrons of an electropositive Atom in one Molecule and a hydrogen Atom in another.

    C) Interaction between lone-pair electrons of an electronegative Atom in one Molecule and an oxygen Atom in another.

    D) Interaction between lone-pair electrons of a polar Molecule and a hydrogen Atom in another.

    Option a – Interaction between lone-pair electrons of an electronegative Atom in one Molecule and a hydrogen Atom in another.

    Which statement about Hydrocarbons is incorrect?

    A) Saturated Hydrocarbons are largely unreactive and inert to most reagents.

    B) Carbon compounds release significant Heat and Light during combustion.

    C) Carbon compounds cannot be oxidised when burned.

    D) Unsaturated Hydrocarbons can absorb hydrogen in the presence of palladium or nickel catalysts to form saturated Hydrocarbons.

    Option c – Carbon compounds cannot be oxidised when burned.

    How are the carbon atoms bonded in an ethyne Molecule?

    A) Carbon–carbon single bond

    B) Carbon–carbon double bond

    C) Carbon–carbon triple bond

    D) Carbon–hydrogen double bond

    Option c – Carbon–carbon triple bond

    Which carbon allotrope(s) conduct Electricity?

    A) Diamond only

    B) Diamond and graphite

    C) Graphite only

    D) Diamond and fullerene

    Option c – Graphite only

    A yellow flame with thick black smoke while burning a hydrocarbon fuel indicates the fuel is:

    A) Made of saturated Hydrocarbons

    B) Made of unsaturated Hydrocarbons

    C) Burning completely

    D) Moist

    Option b – Made of unsaturated Hydrocarbons

    Determine the number of saturated and unsaturated bonds present in cyclohexane.

    A) 9 and 0

    B) 18 and 3

    C) 9 and 3

    D) 18 and 0

    Option d – 18 and 0

    Which description accurately compares diamond and graphite?

    A) Both does not have similar physical and chemical traits.

    B) They differ physically but are chemically similar.

    C) They are physically similar but chemically different.

    D) They possess distinct physical and chemical properties.

    Option a – Both does not have similar physical and chemical traits.

    Which substance emits a pleasant, fruity aroma?

    A) Ethyl Alcohol

    B) Acetic Acid

    C) Ethyl acetate

    D) Acetophenone

    Option c – Ethyl acetate

    When soap dissolves in water, it produces:

    A) Metallotropic liquid crystal

    B) Thermotropic liquid crystal

    C) Homogeneous solution

    D) Lyotropic liquid crystal

    Option d – Lyotropic liquid crystal

    What is the elemental makeup of diamond?

    A) Carbon and Hydrogen

    B) Carbon and Oxygen

    C) Pure Carbon

    D) Pure Silicon

    Option c – Pure Carbon

    Which option below is not classified as an Organic compound?

    A) Marsh gas

    B) Ammonium cyanate

    C) Urea

    D) Cane sugar

    Option b – Ammonium cyanate

    Choose the statement that is incorrect about soaps and detergents.

    A) Soap consists of sodium or potassium Salts of long-chain fatty Acids.

    B) Soap molecules have both hydrophobic and hydrophilic ends.

    C) Detergents work more effectively than soap in hard water.

    D) In micelles, the ionic portion of the Molecule points toward the oil droplet while the other end faces outward.

    Option d – In micelles, the ionic portion of the Molecule points toward the oil droplet while the other end faces outward.

    Which class of natural compounds, found in fruits, vegetables, and grains, consists of substances with diverse phenolic structures?

    A) Hopanoids

    B) Pectins

    C) Resins

    D) Flavonoids

    Option d – Flavonoids

    Which of the following does not belong to the category of Organic compounds?

    A) Furan

    B) Decane

    C) Ammonia

    D) Nonane

    Option c – Ammonia

    Identify the compound that contains a saturated four-carbon fatty Acid, commonly present in esterified form in Animal fats and vegetable oils:

    A) Propionic acid

    B) Butyric acid

    C) Succinic acid

    D) Lactic acid

    Option b – Butyric acid

    What is the name of the reaction in which fats or oils react with a strong alkali, such as sodium hydroxide, to produce soap?

    A) Saponification

    B) Combustion

    C) Fermentation

    D) Oxidation

    Option a – Saponification

    The chemical N₂O is commonly known as:

    A) Nitric oxide

    B) Nitrogen dioxide

    C) Nitrous oxide

    D) Dinitrogen pentoxide

    Option d – Dinitrogen pentoxide

    Identify the hydrocarbon represented by the structural formula CH₃–CH₂–CH₂–CH₂–CH₂–CH₃:

    A) 2,2-Dimethylbutane

    B) 2-Methylpentane

    C) 3-Methylhexane

    D) n-Hexane

    Option d – n-Hexane

    Which of these polyhalogen compounds is used to manufacture the freon refrigerant R-22?

    A) Carbon Tetrachloride

    B) Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane

    C) Chloroform

    D) Methylene Chloride

    Option c – Chloroform

    Which of the following is classified as a benzenoid compound?

    A) Acetaldehyde

    B) Aniline

    C) Propane

    D) Hexane

    Option b – Aniline

    Which of the following is not a form of carbon allotrope?

    A) Phosphorus

    B) Buckminsterfullerene

    C) Diamond

    D) Graphite

    Option a – Phosphorus

    What is the correct IUPAC name for m-Dichlorobenzene?

    A) 1,2-Dichlorobenzene

    B) 3,4-Dichlorobenzene

    C) 2,3-Dichlorobenzene

    D) 1,3-Dichlorobenzene

    Option d – 1,3-Dichlorobenzene

    In IUPAC nomenclature, the part of the name that denotes the total number of carbon atoms in the longest continuous chain is called the:

    A) Prefix

    B) Suffix

    C) Infix

    D) Root

    Option a – Prefix

    Arrange the following compounds in the order of decreasing octane numbers: butane, pentane, hexane, and cyclohexane.

    A) Butane > Pentane > Hexane > Cyclohexane

    B) Butane > Pentane > Cyclohexane > Hexane

    C) Butane > Cyclohexane > Pentane > Hexane

    D) Cyclohexane > Butane > Pentane > Hexane

    Option c – Butane > Cyclohexane > Pentane > Hexane

    Why is methanol considered toxic? ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) It directly causes coagulation of protoplasm

    B) It is converted to formaldehyde in the liver, which then coagulates the protoplasm

    C) It oxidizes to acetic acid in the liver, leading to protoplasm coagulation

    D) It is transformed to carbon monoxide in the liver, causing coagulation of the protoplasm

    Option b – It is converted to formaldehyde in the liver, which then coagulates the protoplasm

    Vinegar is essentially: ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) A 5–8% aqueous solution of acetic acid

    B) A 5–8% aqueous solution of carbonic acid

    C) A 5–8% aqueous solution of ethanol

    D) A 10–15% aqueous solution of propionic acid

    Option a – A 5–8% aqueous solution of acetic acid

    Which catalyst system is typically used to convert unsaturated Hydrocarbons into saturated Hydrocarbons? ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Iron and hydrogen

    B) Copper and hydrogen

    C) Zinc and hydrogen

    D) Nickel and hydrogen

    Option d – Nickel and hydrogen

    Which element exhibits the strongest tendency to form long chains of atoms (catenation)? ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Silicon

    B) Carbon

    C) Nitrogen

    D) Oxygen

    Option b – Carbon

    Identify the incorrect statement about the cleansing action of soap: ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Oils and dirt are trapped at the center of the micelle

    B) Soap micelles scatter Light

    C) Soaps are ammonium Salts of long-chain fatty Acids

    D) Soap reacts with calcium and magnesium ions in hard water to form insoluble precipitates

    Option c – Soaps are ammonium Salts of long-chain fatty Acids

    Hydrogenation of vegetable oils with a nickel catalyst represents which type of reaction? ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Substitution reaction

    B) Elimination reaction

    C) Addition reaction

    D) Free-radical polymerization

    Option c – Addition reaction

    How many covalent bonds are present in a molecule of methanol? ( Carbon and Its Compounds mcq Class 10 with Answers )

    A) 3

    B) 4

    C) 5

    D) 6

    Option c – 5

    Which carbon allotrope shares the same crystal structure as crystalline silicon? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Coke

    B) Diamond

    C) Graphite

    D) Coal

    Option b – Diamond

    Identify the covalent compound from the following list: ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Calcium oxide

    B) Sodium nitride

    C) Silicon carbide

    D) Zinc sulphide

    Option c – Silicon carbide

    Which of these statements is inaccurate? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Most carbon compounds are good conductors of Electricity

    B) Organic compounds exhibit covalent Bonding

    C) Graphite can act as a lubricant

    D) Diamond is a carbon allotrope

    Option a – Most carbon compounds are good conductors of Electricity

    How many structural isomers does pentane have? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) 5

    B) 4

    C) 2

    D) 3

    Option d – 3

    C₂H₂ belongs to which homologous series? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Alkanes

    B) Alkenes

    C) Alkynes

    D) Cycloalkanes

    Option b – Alkenes

    Which of the following sets of Hydrocarbons is arranged in order of increasing boiling points? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Methane, Butane, Propane, Heptane

    B) Propane, Butane, Pentane, Octane

    C) Propane, Butane, Heptane, Methane

    D) Octane, Ethane, Methane, Propane

    Option b – Propane, Butane, Pentane, Octane

    Which statement about carbon allotropes is false? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Graphite conducts Electricity efficiently

    B) Diamond is the hardest known material

    C) Fullerene is one of carbon’s allotropes

    D) Graphite is the second hardest substance after diamond

    Option d – Graphite is the second hardest substance after diamond

    What is the purpose of potassium hydroxide in soap-making (saponification)? ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) To produce hard soaps

    B) To make soft soaps

    C) To add fragrance naturally

    D) To make the saponification process more cost-effective

    Option b – To make soft soaps

    Buckminsterfullerene, a molecule shaped like a soccer ball, is an allotrope of: ( Carbon and Its Compounds MCQ Class 10 with Answers )

    A) Phosphorus

    B) Sulphur

    C) Carbon

    D) Tin

    Option c – Carbon

    Which statements about carbon are correct? 1. Carbon is the fundamental element for all Living Organisms and many materials. 2. Carbon exhibits tetra-valency and can form chains (catenation). 3. Carbon can form covalent bonds with itself and other elements. 4. Carbon can form compounds containing triple and quadruple bonds.

      A) 1 only

      B) 1 and 2 only

      C) 1, 2, and 3

      D) 2 and 4

      Option c – 1, 2, and 3

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