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 three carbon atoms, what should its name start with?

But.
Meth.
Eth.
Prop.

Question 2. Which compounds are formed when propene is burned in a good supply of oxygen?

Carbon dioxide and methane.
Carbon monoxide and methane.
Carbon monoxide and water.
Carbon dioxide and water.

Question 3. What is the general formula for an alkane?

C_nH_2n
C_nH_n+2
C_nH_n
C_nH_2n+2

Question 4. Which term can we use to describe alkenes?

Unsecured.
Unsalted.
Unsettled.
Unsaturated.

Question 5. If a molecule has just one carbon atom, what should its name start with?

Meth.
Eth.
But.
Prop.

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