1-For the Calculating of Concentration of an analyte we use:

A-Calibration Curve B-Standard addition C-

Internal standards D- All of the above.
2-The condition that must be fulfilled for successful application of the
standard addition method is
A-Calibration graph must be linear B-
Calibration Curve of the analyte Passes through the origin C-
both a and b D- None of them
3- Unknown concentration of a substance that is present in every sample
that is analyzed
A- the mean B- the repeatability - C-
standard deviation D- internal standards
4 - internal standards are often used in
A- chromatography B- Mass spectroscopy C-
atomic emission D- all of the above
5- The most important components of analytical chemistry is
A-maximizing the desired signal B- minimizing the associated noise
C- booth of a and b D- none of them
6- We can calculate the limit of quantification from
A-LOQ=3LOD B-LOQ= S×10 C- both
of a and b D- none of them
7- Process where a comparison is made between two entities, one whose
value has to be measured and the other entity.
A- Standard deviation B- sensitivity C-
calibration D- none of them
8-Types of errors in analytical analysis
A-absolute B-relative C-
Random D-Both a and b
9- It is the difference between the measured value and the true value
A- relative error B- the mean C-
absolute error D- none of them
10-Types of systematic error
A-method B-instrumental C-personal D-all of the above
11- When we do calibration?
A-new instruments B- instruments after repair C-
when measurement seem questionable D- all of the above
12- It is a statical Cal measure of the precision for a Series repeated
Measurements.
A- The Mean B-Repeatability C-
Standard Deviation D-None of them
13- In Standard Deviation. The quantity (N - 1) is called…….
A-number of measurements. B- The mean C-
The degrees of freedom. D-None of the above
14- The Relative Standard Deviation depends on………
A-the standard deviation B-The mean C-
both a and B D-none of them
15-A measure of how closely the result of an experiment agrees with the
Expected results
A- selectivity B-accuracy C-precision D-none of them
16-Causes data to be scattered more or less symmetrically around a mean
value
A-random error B- systematic error C-absolute error D- relative
17-A type of error that deviates by a fixed amount from the true value of
measurement
A-Absolute B-Random error C-Relative error D- systematic error
18-Good precision in measured value
A- mean poor accuracy B- mean good accuracy C-
doesn't mean good accuracy D- None of them.
19-The lowest concentration at which the performance of method or
measurement system is acceptable for specific use
A-sensitivity B-limit of detection C-
limit of quantification D- none of them
20-…………is material or substance one or more properties of which are
sufficiently well Established to be used for the calibration of an
apparatus.
A-Reference material B-standard material C-
Control material D-None of them
21- ………is a substance of known purity which is used as the basis for a
comparison of measurements in the determination of the substance in a
specimen.
A-Reference material B-Standard material C-
Clinical material D-None of them
22-For …………mass can be determined exactly by weighing the pure
substance.
A-Primary standard B-secondary standard C-
Both A & B D-Not A & B
23………….. is a substance to be measured in a given sample.
A-Matrix B-Analyte C-Interference D-None of them
24 –Everything else in a compound is called………..
A-Analyte B-Interference C-Matrix D-None of them
25-determination of the amount of the chemical in a material by comparing
the result of unknown sample to these of series Known standards .
A- Standard addition B- Calibratio Curve C-
Internal Standard D-None of them
26 - Used in instrumental analysis to determine the concentration of
Substance in unknown sample by Comparison Samples of Known
Concentration.
A- Standard addition B- Internal standard C-
Calibration Curve D- None of them
27- We can solve the matrix effect problem in
A-Internal standard B-Standard addition C-
calibration curve D- All of the above
28-Idenitically prepared from another source is called ……….
A-multiple samples B-Replicate samples C-
Representative sample D-Aliquot
29-……..reflect the true value and distribution of analyte in the original
material.
A-Multiple samples B-Replicate samples C-
Aliquot D-None of them
30-Splits of the sample from the same source is called ……...
A-Multiple samples B-Replicate samples C-
Representative samples D-None of them
31-………. Is defined as quantitative amount of a test portion of sample
solution.
A-Matrix B-Interference C-Aliquot D-None of them
32-…………is used to find out the total amount of particular species present
in the sample.
A-Qualitative analysis B-Quantitative analysis C-
Structural analysis D- None of them
33-…………is used to identifies one or more element, species present in the
sample
A-Qualitative analysis B-Quantitative analysis C-
Structural analysis D- None of them
34 -Quality management involves……….
A-Quality planning &Quality assurance B-
Quality control &continual improvement C-Not A
&Not B D-Both A & B
35…………is advanced method or technique used to improve and control the
quality of product.
A-Quality planning B-Quality control C-
Quality assurance D-Continual improvement
36…………is a way of preventing mistakes and defects delivering solutions or
services to customers.
A-Quality planning B-Quality control
C-Quality assurance D-Continual improvement
37-…………is material or substance one or more properties of which are
sufficiently well Established to be used for the calibration of an
apparatus.
A-Reference material B-standard material
C-Control material D-None of them
38- ………is a substance of known purity which is used as the basis for a
comparison of measurements in the determination of the substance in a
specimen.
A-Reference material B-Standard material
C-Clinical material D-None of them
39-Chemical species could be…….….
A-Element B-Ion C-
compound (organic or inorganic) D- All of them
40- Characterization of the surface of a sample, physical properties of
materials called
A-Environ mental analysis B-Qualitative analysis
C-Quantitative analysis D-Surface analysis
40-……. is a chemical analysis in which the sample or apart of it is
destroyed.
A-Destructive analysis B-Nondestructive analysis C-
Surface analysis D-None of them
41-General steps in chemical analysis involves……..….
A-Selecting techniques and sampling only
B-Sample preparation and analysis only
C-Not A & B D-Both A & B
42-Samples have the same chemical composition throughout is called ……..
A-multiple samples B-Representative samples C-
heterogeneous samples D-Homogenous sample
43-Samples in which their composition varies from region to region within
the sample
A- Homogenous samples B- heterogeneous samples
C- Replicate samples D- Representative Samples
44-The ratio of concentration of analyte in the two phases is
approximately (kD) is called
A-Standard deviation B-Mean C-
Distribution coefficient D-None of them
45- Evaluation of the Analytical Data We Can use.
A- The mean B- Standard Deviation
C- Relative Standard Deviation D- All of the above
46. The variation in repeat measurements made on the same subject under
identical condition
A- reproducibility B- Repeatability
C- Standard Deviation D- None of them
47-The variation in measurements made on a Subject under Changing
Conditions.
A-reproducibility B-Repeatability C-The mean D-None of them
48-For the Calculating of Concentration of an analyte we use:
A-Calibration Curve B-Standard addition
C-Internal standards D- All of the above.
49-The condition that must be fulfilled for successful application of the
standard addition method is
A-Calibration graph must be linear
B-Calibration Curve of the analyte Passes through the origin
C-both a and b D- None of them
50-Determination of the amount of the chemical in a material by
comparing the result of unknown sample to these of series Known
standards.
A- Standard addition B- Calibration Curve
C - Internal Standard D-None of them
 51-Types of errors in analytical analysis
A-absolute B-relative C-Random D-Both a and b
52- It is the difference between the measured value and the true value
A- relative error B- the mean C-absolute error D- none of them
53-Types of systematic error
A method B-instrumental C-personal D-all of the above

True or false:
1 - Reproducibility is a variation in measurements made on a Subject under Changing
Condition. (√)

2-We can solve the matrix effect problem in internal standard (ꭓ)

3- The most important components of analytical chemistry is maximizing the desired signal
while minimizing the associated noise. (√)

4 - We can calculate the limit of quantification from LOQ= S×3.3 (ꭓ)

5 -There are three Types of systematic errors method, instrumental and personal. ( √ )

6 - Methods of High accuracy produce relative errors within 1% of the Correct Results. ( √ )

7 -There RSD is also called the Coefficient of Variance. ( √ )

8 - In Standard Deviation. The quantity (N - 1) is called the degrees of freedom( √ )

9 – Systematic error Causes data to be scattered more or less symmetrically around a mean
value. ( ꭓ )

10- Good precision in measured value doesn’t mean good accuracy. ( √ )

11-For the Calculating of Concentration of an analyte we use Calibration Curve( √ )

12 – Sensitivity is a comparison is made between between two entities, one whose value has
to be measured and the other entity (ꭓ)

13-Selecting of analytical method we must consider possible interference ( √ )

14- Good precision in measured value doesn’t mean good accuracy. ( √ )

15-Internal standard Is Unknown concentration of a substance that is present in every sample

that is analyzed( √ )