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When compounds of Group IA and IIA metals are heated in a flame, they give characteristic colours used to identify them. Which colour is produced by sodium?
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Key Facts: THPT Chemistry Exam
A 50-minute, 28-question selected-response Chemistry paper (18 MCQ + 4 true/false clusters + 6 short-answer) taken as an elective in Vietnam's THPT graduation exam, scored out of 10 under the 2018 programme.
Sample THPT Chemistry Practice Questions
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1An ester is the product of a carboxylic acid reacting with an alcohol, with elimination of water. What is the general formula of a saturated, unbranched, monocarboxylic ester (no rings, one ester group)?
2What is the IUPAC-style name commonly used in the Vietnamese Grade 12 programme for the ester CH3COOC2H5?
3When an ester is hydrolysed in a sodium hydroxide solution (saponification), the products are a salt of the carboxylic acid and an alcohol. What are the products of CH3COOC2H5 + NaOH?
4Triglycerides (fats and oils) are triesters of glycerol with long-chain fatty acids. Which statement about a fat such as tristearin (glyceryl tristearate) is correct?
5Soap is made by boiling a fat with sodium hydroxide. The cleaning action comes from soap molecules having two ends. Which description is correct?
6Calculate the mass of ethyl acetate (CH3COOC2H5, M = 88 g/mol) formed when 0.1 mol of acetic acid reacts completely with excess ethanol (assume 100% conversion).
7Esterification between a carboxylic acid and an alcohol is a reversible reaction. According to the programme, which factor shifts the equilibrium toward producing more ester?
8An oil (unsaturated triglyceride) can be converted into a solid fat industrially. Which reaction achieves this hardening of oils?
9Which ester would produce a carboxylic acid and an aldehyde (not an alcohol) upon hydrolysis, a point often tested in the Grade 12 programme?
10Saponifying a triglyceride yields soap plus one other organic product common to all triglycerides. What is that product?
About the THPT Chemistry Exam
The Chemistry paper of Vietnam's High School Graduation Examination (Ky thi tot nghiep THPT) is a 50-minute, selected-response test of 28 questions taken by upper-secondary students who choose Chemistry as one of their two elective subjects alongside the compulsory Mathematics and Literature. From the 2025 session it follows the 2018 General Education Programme and a new three-part structure: 18 single-answer multiple-choice items, 4 true/false cluster questions of four statements each, and 6 short-answer numeric items, with no essay. About 90% of content is Grade 12, with roughly a 50:50 split between organic chemistry (esters and lipids, carbohydrates, nitrogen compounds, polymers) and inorganic/physical chemistry (electrochemistry, general metals, Group IA/IIA, transition metals and complexes), plus a small share of Grade 10-11 foundations. Results are scored out of 10 and combined with the candidate's three-year school GPA (50:50 from 2025) to determine graduation and for university admission.
Questions
100 scored questions
Time Limit
50 minutes (real Chemistry paper); this practice bank has 100 questions
Passing Score
Scored out of 10; graduation requires an overall graduation score of at least 5.0 and no subject at or below 1.0. From 2025 the graduation score is 50% exam plus 50% three-year school GPA.
Exam Fee
State-funded for enrolled students; free candidates pay a small provincial registration fee (historically about 35,000 VND per subject). No separate Chemistry-only fee. (Ministry of Education and Training (Bo Giao duc va Dao tao, MOET), via provincial Departments of Education and Training)
THPT Chemistry Exam Content Outline
Ester, Lipid, Soap and Detergents
Esters and naming, esterification and saponification, triglycerides, hydrogenation of oils, soap and detergent action.
Carbohydrates
Glucose and fructose, silver-mirror and Cu(OH)2 tests, sucrose, starch and the iodine test, cellulose, fermentation.
Amines, Amino Acids, Peptides and Proteins
Amine classification and basicity, aniline, amino acid zwitterions, peptide bonds, proteins, biuret test and denaturation.
Polymers and Materials
Addition and condensation polymerisation, polyethylene, PVC, nylon, PET, rubber and vulcanisation.
Electrochemical Cells and Electrolysis
Electrode potentials, galvanic cells and EMF, batteries and fuel cells, electrolysis and Faraday's law.
General Properties of Metals
Metallic bonding, activity series, displacement and redox, metal extraction, alloys, corrosion and protection.
Group IA and IIA Elements
Alkali and alkaline-earth metals, reactions with water, flame tests, sodium and calcium compounds, hard water and lime.
Transition Metals and Complexes
Variable oxidation states, coloured ions, complex ions and ligands, iron and copper chemistry, catalysis.
Foundations and Exam-format Skills
Grade 10-11 acids/bases, pH, redox, rate and equilibrium, formula calculations, plus true/false and short-answer technique.
How to Pass the THPT Chemistry Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Scored out of 10; graduation requires an overall graduation score of at least 5.0 and no subject at or below 1.0. From 2025 the graduation score is 50% exam plus 50% three-year school GPA.
- Exam length: 100 questions
- Time limit: 50 minutes (real Chemistry paper); this practice bank has 100 questions
- Exam fee: State-funded for enrolled students; free candidates pay a small provincial registration fee (historically about 35,000 VND per subject). No separate Chemistry-only fee.
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
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- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the THPT Chemistry exam and how many questions are there?
The real Chemistry paper lasts 50 minutes and has 28 questions in three parts: 18 single-answer multiple-choice items, 4 true/false cluster questions (each with four statements), and 6 short-answer fill-in items. There is no essay.
What changed in the Chemistry exam from 2025?
The 2025 session was the first under the 2018 General Education Programme. The paper moved from 40 plain multiple-choice questions to a competency-based three-part format (single-answer MCQ, true/false clusters, short-answer), with more emphasis on application and real-world contexts.
Is Chemistry a compulsory subject in the THPT exam?
No. From 2025, candidates sit two compulsory subjects (Mathematics and Literature) plus two electives of their choice. Chemistry is one of the elective options, usually chosen by students aiming for science, engineering, medicine or pharmacy university programmes.
How is the Chemistry score used and what counts as passing?
Each subject is scored out of 10. For graduation, a candidate must have no subject scoring 1.0 or below and an overall graduation score of at least 5.0; from 2025 that score is 50% exam results and 50% the weighted three-year school GPA. The Chemistry mark is also used for university admission.
What content does the Chemistry exam cover?
Roughly 90% is Grade 12 content - esters and lipids, carbohydrates, nitrogen compounds, polymers, electrochemistry, general metals, Group IA/IIA elements and transition metals/complexes - with about 10% from Grade 10-11 foundations. Organic and inorganic chemistry are weighted roughly 50:50.
How is the true/false cluster question scored?
Each true/false question presents four statements that you mark true or false. Scoring is graduated: getting one statement right earns 0.1 point, two right 0.25, three right 0.5 and all four right 1.0 point, rewarding partial understanding.
Is a calculator or periodic table allowed?
A non-programmable calculator from the approved list is permitted, and a periodic table of the elements is provided with the paper. Memorising atomic masses is therefore less critical than understanding reactions and calculations.