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Science Elective · 10th Class (Matric Part 2) · BISE Lahore
Chapters
Tests
Biochemistry Test
10 questions · Biochemistry × 10
Carboxylic Acids Test
10 questions · Carboxylic Acids × 10
Electrochemistry Test
10 questions · Electrochemistry × 10
Full Book Test
65 questions · States of Matter and Phase Changes × 5, Stoichiometry × 5, Electrochemistry × 5, Reaction Kinetics × 5, Salts × 5, Nitrogen and Sulphur × 5, Water × 5, Organic Chemistry × 5, Hydrocarbons × 5, Monohydroxy Alkanes or Alcohols × 5, Carboxylic Acids × 5, Biochemistry × 5, Polymers × 5
Hydrocarbons Test
10 questions · Hydrocarbons × 10
Monohydroxy Alkanes or Alcohols Test
10 questions · Monohydroxy Alkanes or Alcohols × 10
Nitrogen and Sulphur Test
10 questions · Nitrogen and Sulphur × 10
Organic Chemistry Test
10 questions · Organic Chemistry × 10
Polymers Test
10 questions · Polymers × 10
Reaction Kinetics Test
10 questions · Reaction Kinetics × 10
Salts Test
10 questions · Salts × 10
States of Matter and Phase Changes Test
10 questions · States of Matter and Phase Changes × 10
Stoichiometry Test
10 questions · Stoichiometry × 10
Water Test
10 questions · Water × 10
10th class Chemistry moves from the general principles of 9th class into named chemistry. It opens on states of matter, stoichiometry, electrochemistry, reaction kinetics, salts and the chemistry of nitrogen and sulphur, with a chapter on water, then turns to a substantial organic section: organic chemistry, hydrocarbons, alcohols and carboxylic acids.
That organic block is the new ground this year, and it is the part most students find hardest to hold on to, because it is a set of named reactions rather than a principle you can derive. The closing chapters apply the course to biochemistry and polymers.
- Chapters
- 13
- Questions
- 1950
- Tests
- 14
Questions about 10th Class (Matric Part 2) Chemistry
Does 10th class Chemistry cover organic chemistry?
Yes, and it is a substantial part of the course — organic chemistry, hydrocarbons, monohydroxy alkanes or alcohols, and carboxylic acids — with biochemistry and polymers closing the book.
Do the questions cover reaction conditions and colours?
Yes. The recall questions follow the textbook's own details, including the conditions and observations that the MCQ paper tends to test.