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What do AUS-e-TUTE members get?

AUS-e-TUTE membership gives you:
  • Unlimited access to the AUS-e-TUTE Members Only Test Centre for one year.

  • A subscription to AUS-e-NEWS, AUS-e-TUTE's own quarterly newsletter, providing information on topics relevant to students and teachers.

  • School (group) Memberships can also take advantage of AUS-e-TUTE's School Pages.

What is the AUS-e-TUTE Members Only Test Centre?

The AUS-e-TUTE Test Centre currently contains about 4000 questions divided into tests, exams and learning activities (games) in the following chemistry topics:
Basic Skills Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry
Matter
Significant Figures
Unit Conversion
Atomic Structure
Chemical Formula
Balancing Equations
Stoichiometry
Laboratory Skills
Periodic Table
Bonding
Nomenclature
Structural Isomers
Properties
Reactions
Aromatic Compounds
Biological Chemistry
Transition Metal Chemistry Equilibrium
Energy
Electrochemistry
Gas Laws
Nuclear Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry Environmental Chemistry Industrial Chemistry Exam Preparation
Gas Preparation and Tests
Acids and Bases
REDOX Titrations
Gravimetric Analysis
Instrumental Techniques
Atmosphere
Water
Radioactivity
Haber process
Ethene
Polymerization
Sulfuric Acid
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
New test and exam questions are added to the Test Centre regularly.
 

What's the Difference Between a Test, Exam and a Game?

A test is a collection of questions that focusses on one chemistry concept or skill, these questions are designed to give you practice in answering questions on that one concept or skill.

An exam is a set of questions that are based on one chemistry concept or skill but may require knowledge of other concepts or skills as well in order to answer the question, just like the questions you might get in an exam. For this reason exam questions may seem more difficult than test questions.

For each test and exam question there is a fully worked solution. You get access to the "correct" answer immediately, you do not need to complete a whole test or exam before you can see the solution. In this way you can apply what you have learnt to the next question.

Some self-grading exams are also available for the Queensland, New South Wales and Victorian Chemistry Syllabi.

A learning activity or game, requires you to successfully answer questions on a particular chemistry topic in order to progress through the game.

Wherever possible there is a link from the tests and exams to the relevant AUS-e-TUTE tutorial page. There are also links on the AUS-e-TUTE tutorial pages that will take you to the first test and/or exam in the set of tests and exams on that topic. There is also a "search for a test or exam" option to help you easily find tests and exams on a particular skill, concept or topic.

 

What Sort of Questions are in the Tests and Exams?

For each topic you will find multiple choice questions, and questions requiring short or long answers.

The questions and answers can include graphs, tables, charts, diagrams, calculations, equations.

In fact, AUS-e-TUTE tries to provide a broad cross-section of question types for each topic.

 

How Much Does It Cost to Become an AUS-e-TUTE Member?

AUS-e-TUTE has 3 different types of membership:
  • Individual Membership

  • Class (Group) Membership

  • School Membership (Site Licence)

An Individual Membership costs $50 (Australian) per year, less than $1 a week!

Class (Group) Membership costs $10 (Australian) per student per year (minimum charge per group $(AUD)100) + a free membership for 1 teacher.

Annual School Membership (Site Licence) costs $250 (Australian) + $1 (Australian) per student (minimum of 25 students) + free membership for each class teacher.

 

How Do I Join AUS-e-TUTE?

You will need to complete the Registration Form and send it, along with your payment to AUS-e-TUTE.

If you would like more information please contact us.

 
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Sample Questions

1.
Which of the following species could NOT act as a ligand?

(a)H2O
(b)NH3
(c)CH4
(d)Cl-

 
2.
Give the name of the product formed when the following alkene reacts with bromine water (Br2).

Type your answer in the textbox provided then click the Check button.
Make sure you check your spelling!

ethene + Br2 ----->



 
3.

Calculate the volume of 0.500 mol L-1 sodium hydroxide solution which is required to neutralise 30.0mL of 0.300 mol L-1 sulfuric acid.

Type your answer in the textbox provided then click the Check button.

mL



 
4.

The diagrams below are representations of the 1s, 2s, and the three 2p orbitals. The 2px orbital has been identified. Identify the remaining orbitals.

  a     2px
b c
d e
Click on the diagrams above to display each answer.
 
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