Assess learners’ knowledge and understanding of relative masses and gas volumes
A mixture of multiple choice, short answer, long-answer and fill-in-the-gap style questions with marks allocated.
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A higher worksheet to assess learning of reacting masses and gas volumes and a foundation worksheet to assess learning of reacting masses. Answers are found in the teacher notes.
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These Knowledge check worksheets provide a series of questions to assess learners’ knowledge and understanding and are best used at the end of a period of teaching or as revision. Both the foundation and higher worksheet cover reacting masses, the higher worksheet also includes questions about gas volumes.
Both worksheets are available as fully-editable versions so you can adapt them to suit learners’ needs. Use for individual student work with your foundation or higher class or as homework.
Foundation worksheet content includes:
- relative formula mass
- balanced chemical equations
- theoretical yield
- percentage yield
Higher worksheet content includes:
- relative formula mass
- mole calculations
- balanced chemical equations
- theoretical yield
- percentage yield
- molar gas volume
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Reacting masses knowledge check student assessment (foundation)
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