Reactions that release or absorb energy

Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. An energy diagram shows the reactants at 120 kJ and the products at 40 kJ. What is ΔH, Ari?

  2. An energy diagram shows the reactants at 50 kJ and the products at 90 kJ. What is ΔH, Bo?

  3. An energy diagram shows the reactants at 200 kJ and the products at 150 kJ. What is ΔH, Esme?

  4. Read this first

    Energy diagram: a hill from reactants to products (example values)

    pointenergy (kJ)
    reactants120
    top of the hill180
    products40
  5. Using the diagram, is the reaction exothermic or endothermic, Jun?

    • Endothermic: products are lower
    • Neither: there is a hill
    • Exothermic: products are lower
  6. Using the diagram, what is the climb from the reactants to the top called, Kira?

    • Enthalpy change
    • Bond length
    • Activation energy
  7. Using the diagram, what sign does ΔH have, Luz?

    • Negative
    • Zero
    • Positive
  8. An opened hand warmer gets warm as iron reacts with oxygen. Is that exothermic or endothermic, Milo?

    • Exothermic: it releases heat
    • Endothermic: it releases heat
    • Endothermic: it is a solid
  9. An instant cold pack feels cold as ammonium nitrate dissolves. Is that exothermic or endothermic, Noah?

    • Exothermic: it feels cold
    • Endothermic: it absorbs heat
    • Exothermic: it absorbs heat
  10. What sign does ΔH have for an endothermic reaction, Tala?

    • Exactly zero
    • Negative
    • Positive
  11. Where does the heat from an exothermic reaction go, Zee?

    • Back into the reactants
    • Nowhere: it vanishes
    • Into the surroundings
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Reactions that release or absorb energy

Answer Key - Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. An energy diagram shows the reactants at 120 kJ and the products at 40 kJ. What is ΔH, Ari?

    -80 kJ
  2. An energy diagram shows the reactants at 50 kJ and the products at 90 kJ. What is ΔH, Bo?

    40 kJ
  3. An energy diagram shows the reactants at 200 kJ and the products at 150 kJ. What is ΔH, Esme?

    -50 kJ
  4. Read this first

    Energy diagram: a hill from reactants to products (example values)

    pointenergy (kJ)
    reactants120
    top of the hill180
    products40
  5. Using the diagram, is the reaction exothermic or endothermic, Jun?

    • Endothermic: products are lower
    • Neither: there is a hill
    • Exothermic: products are lower
  6. Using the diagram, what is the climb from the reactants to the top called, Kira?

    • Enthalpy change
    • Bond length
    • Activation energy
  7. Using the diagram, what sign does ΔH have, Luz?

    • Negative
    • Zero
    • Positive
  8. An opened hand warmer gets warm as iron reacts with oxygen. Is that exothermic or endothermic, Milo?

    • Exothermic: it releases heat
    • Endothermic: it releases heat
    • Endothermic: it is a solid
  9. An instant cold pack feels cold as ammonium nitrate dissolves. Is that exothermic or endothermic, Noah?

    • Exothermic: it feels cold
    • Endothermic: it absorbs heat
    • Exothermic: it absorbs heat
  10. What sign does ΔH have for an endothermic reaction, Tala?

    • Exactly zero
    • Negative
    • Positive
  11. Where does the heat from an exothermic reaction go, Zee?

    • Back into the reactants
    • Nowhere: it vanishes
    • Into the surroundings