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SAI International School
                                                       Class-VII
                                                Subject-Chemistry
                                         Topic-Acids, Bases and Salts
                               Sub topic-Neutralisation reaction in daily life

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               Objective Question:-

               MCQs:-


               Choose the correct option


               1.       An ant sting contains:
                           a.  Lactic acid
                           b.  Citric acid
                           c.  Nitric acid
                           d.  Formic acid
               2.       Acidity is caused due to excess __________ in our stomach.
                           a.  Hydrochloric acid
                           b.  Sulphuric acid
                           c.  Phosphoric acid
                           d.  Nitric acid
               3.       In case of a wasp sting, the affected area should be washed with:
                           a.  Baking soda
                           b.  Acetic acid
                           c.  Citric acid
                           d.  Hydrochloric acid
               4.       What is the effect of acid rain on the soil?
                           a.  It increases the pH of the soil.
                           b.  It decreases the pH of the soil.
                           c.  The pH remains unchanged.
                           d.  Acid rain does not affect the pH of soil.
               5.       ‘Slaked lime’ is chemically known as:
                           a.  Magnesium hydroxide
                           b.  Sodium hydroxide
                           c.  Potassium hydroxide
                           d.  Calcium hydroxide
               6.       Milk of Magnesia is a common
                           a.  Antacid
                           b.  Acid
                           c.  Pain killer
                           d.  Mineral
               7.       Which of the following can neutralise the effect of acids?
                           a.  Common salt
                           b.  Vinegar


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