The States of Matter is one of the fundamental concepts of Chemistry. Being an introductory chapter, you will be exposed to a lot of topics and related concepts after you go through it.
This makes it an important chapter for NEET as well, and you can expect several questions from it. To gain an insight into the structuring of states of matter questions, refer to sample papers and previous years NEET papers.
The NEET chemistry MCQ on states of matter will help you become familiar with the question pattern and will also boost your confidence about the same.
With that being said, let us check some states of matter class 11 objective questions below!
The Different States of Matter
In India students who aspire to become doctors have to complete an MBBS degree during their graduation. Various colleges and institutions offer this course which is run by both the central and state governments and there are also some institutions owned by private individuals or groups. These colleges allow only the students who get qualified by an all India entrance competitive exam known as National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or NEET. This exam is conducted every year by students who have completed their class 12 studies in the science stream and are only eligible to appear in this exam. Students who are continuing in class 12 are also eligible. The questions asked in this exam are related to the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology that they learn in classes 11 and 12. So students are required to complete learning all the chapters of these subjects properly to get success in the NEET examination.
As the chemistry portion of the exam is of 50 marks, it is very crucial to study all its chapters thoroughly and solve the multiple-choice questions that cover all the topics to get acquainted with the type of questions you will face during the exam. Students can practice as many possible questions as they can feel confident about the chapter they have completed learning. One such chapter is the State of Matter that is covered in class 11. Though every student knows that there are 3 states of matter such as solid, liquid and gas from their previous classes, in-class 11 they learn about the internal processes that determine the existence of any substance in its state. They also learn about the various physical and chemical properties of the substance in its existing state and how it gets changed with the change of state. Temperature and pressure are the two factors that are the cause and sometimes effect of the change of state of the substances.
FAQs on NEET Chemistry MCQs States of Matter
1. What is the Gas Law? Name Three Gas Laws.
Laws which help to relate the pressure, temperature and volume of a gas are defined as gas laws. The 3 of the most important gas laws are - Boyle’s Law, Charles’ Law and Avogadro’s Law.
2. What is the Kinetic Theory of Gas?
It is a model that is based on a simple molecular description of gas and helps to understand the properties of gases right at the molecular level. It is based on a few concepts, including the one that states gases comprise particles which are always in random motion.
3. What is Kinetic Energy? Provide Examples.
It is the energy which is closely associated with the movement of objects. Typically, an object’s kinetic energy is dependent on its mass and velocity, (wherein, the latter is more important). Example: A moving aeroplane has a substantial kinetic energy because of its large mass and fast velocity.
4. What is the difference between different states of matter?
As we all have studied in our previous classes and also observe in our daily lives, matters on earth are present in three states. Solid, Liquid and Gas are the fundamental state of existence of every matter. Solids have a rigid body and a definite shape that doesn't change with position. But the Liquid and gaseous matter are more flexible or do not have a definite shape. Liquid takes the shape of the container in which it is present and the gas takes the shape of the whole space in which it is contained. If free, both states of matter tend to spread like fluids.
5. How many MCQs do I have to solve to get success in the NEET exam?
NEET exams are getting competitive year on year. So the cut off marks for each year is observed to be increasing gradually. So it is very important for the students aiming to get success in this exam to be confident in all the subjects mentioned in the syllabus. They should also stay prepared to face any kind of question that has a chance to appear in the exam paper. Solving as many questions as available is the best approach to get this done. Previous year papers and the sample questions are the best sources for the preparation of the NEET Exam.
6. Who can appear in the NEET examination?
To get enrolled into the Undergraduate course of MBBS or Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree students have to secure a good rank in the National Eligibility cum Test or NEET exam. Various colleges providing this course allow admission of students on the basis of the ranks obtained. Students who have completed Class 12 in the science stream are eligible to appear in the exam. Also, the students who are still continuing in their class 12 and are yet to appear in the board exams that year can also apply for the exam.
7. Which is the best source for the preparation for the NEET exam?
The syllabus for the NEET exam is based on Class 11 and 12 Science stream subjects. There are a total of 200 questions in the question paper. Out of these 200 questions, 100 questions are from the subject of Biology. The remaining 100 questions are divided equally between Physics and Chemistry at 50 questions for each subject. And as the questions are mostly based on the intermediary levels so NCERT textbooks of Class 11 and 12 are the best books to prepare for the exam
8. What are the Other exams to get enrolled into an MBBS college?
The Undergraduate course for the MBBS degree is provided by various colleges and institutions present under different state governments and central governments as well. Most of these colleges select students on the basis of their ranks secured in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam that is conducted every year. other than this there are also some other prestigious colleges such as All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Indian Armed Forces Medical College (IAFMC), The medical college of Banaras Hindu University, JIPMER, among others that conduct their own exams for admitting students into their institutions.