Quick answer: This page gathers the 20 tests of chemistry grades 9-10 (GCSE · IGCSE · O Level · Class 9-10), one per chapter: atomic structure, electron arrangement, periodic table groups, ionic bonding, covalent bonding, metallic bonding, balancing equations, mole calculations and 12 more. Each test comes with a separate mark scheme, both with a free PDF download. Written by a team of 12 qualified science teachers.
All the chemistry grades 9-10 tests are on this page, with one test per chapter, like a real class test, and a mark scheme on a separate page. Back to the chemistry grades 9-10 overview.
Chemistry grades 9-10 tests by chapter
Chemistry 9-10 tests
One timed test per chapter, 20 marks, with a full mark scheme.
Inside the atom: particles and isotopes
Atomic structure test for GCSE chemistry: 9 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Shells, groups and the periodic table
Electron arrangement test for GCSE chemistry: 9 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Alkali metals, halogens and noble gases
Periodic table groups test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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How ions bond: transfer and lattices
Ionic bonding test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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How atoms share electrons in covalent bonds
Covalent bonding test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Ions in a sea of electrons
Metallic bonding test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Writing formulae and balancing equations
Balancing equations test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Counting atoms with the mole
Mole calculations test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Using equations to find masses and yields
Reacting masses test for GCSE chemistry: 9 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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How acids, bases and salts behave
Acids and bases test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Finding concentration by titration
Titration test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Metals by reactivity and how we extract them
Reactivity series test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Splitting compounds with electricity
Electrolysis test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Heat in and out of reactions
Energy changes test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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How fast do reactions go?
Rates of reaction test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Reactions that go both ways
Chemical equilibrium test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Splitting crude oil into alkanes and alkenes
Crude oil and hydrocarbons test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Alcohols, acids, esters and polymers explained
Alcohols and carboxylic acids test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Identifying substances with chemical tests
Chemical analysis test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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Air, pollution and clean water resources
Atmosphere and Earth resources test for GCSE chemistry: 8 questions, 20 marks, 45 minutes, with a full mark scheme and a printable PDF.
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