Snapquiz - Structure of Alkanes and Alkenes

This is the Snapquiz on Structure of Alkanes and Alkenes. Click here or use the embedded video if you haven't watched the lesson yet.


Question 1. If a molecule has a carbon-carbon double bond, what type of molecule is it?

Alkane.
Carboxylic acid.
Alkene.
Alcohol.


Question 2. What do we call a series of similar things (such as the alkanes)?

A homologous series.
A homozygous series.
A horologos series.
A homogeneous series.


Question 3. If a molecule has just one carbon atom, what should its name start with?

Eth.
But.
Meth.
Prop.


Question 4. If a molecule has four carbon atoms, what should its name start with?

Eth.
But.
Prop.
Meth.


Question 5. All alkanes and alkenes are which type of molecule?

Carbohydron.
Carbohydrate.
Hydrocarbon.
Hypercarbon.


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