5 Written Questions

1. form acids
2. precipitation/double replacement reaction
3. form bases
4. hydroxide will remove a hydrogen from the weak acid
5. weak base will gain a hydrogen from the strong acid

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. anhydride will gain the oxygen and the hydrogen from the base
   1. two uncombined elements
   2. combustion of carbon
   3. an acid anhydride and a strong base
   4. single reactant
2. base gains a hydrogen ion from the weak acid
   1. acid-base neutralization (weak acid with a strong base)
   2. acid-base neutralization (weak acid with weak base)
   3. acid-base neutralization (an acid with a base)
   4. acid-base neutralization (weak base with strong acid)
3. form complex ions
   1. water as a reactant (metal oxide with water)
   2. solid transition metal in solution
   3. transition metal in solution with ammonia, hydroxide, cyanide, or thiocyanate
   4. an acid anhydride and a strong base
4. carbon compound reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and a gas
   1. two uncombined elements
   2. two salt solution
   3. single reactant
   4. combustion of carbon
5. must break apart
   1. single reactant
   2. two salt solution
   3. combustion of carbon
   4. two uncombined elements

4 True/False Questions

1. two uncombined elements → combine them

   True        False

2. water as a reactant (metal oxide with water) → form bases

   True        False

3. solid transition metal in solution → redox reaction - the solid metal will always be oxidized

   True        False

4. acid-base neutralization (an acid with a base) → base gains a hydrogen ion from the weak acid

   True        False