Covalent Bonds Multiple Choice Questions with Answers – PDF Download

MCQ 1: As compare to ionic compounds, covalent bond has:

1. high melting but low boiling point
2. low melting but high boiling point
3. low melting and boiling point
4. high melting and boiling point

MCQ 2: Large molecules such as polythene and polystyrene contains:

1. ionic bonding
2. metallic bonding
3. covalent bonding
4. dative bonding

MCQ 3: The bond which comes to existence due to sharing of electrons is known as:

1. ionic bonding
2. covalent bonding
3. metallic bonding
4. dative bonding

MCQ 4: Most of the covalent compounds are found in:

1. solid state
2. gaseous state
3. liquid state
4. both in liquid and gaseous state

MCQ 5: If no loss or gain of electrons occur by mixing of two atoms, we say that they may be attached to each other due to:

1. proton attraction
2. neutron attraction
3. sharing of electrons
4. opposite charges