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Question 9 of 40 · Chemistry

Which of the following is a strong acid?

  • A   Ethanoic acid
  • B   Hydrochloric acid
  • C   Carbonic acid

AI tutor: HCl ionises completely in water, so it is a strong acid.

questions in the bank
30,000+
subjects in a full UTME mock
4
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180
on the clock
2 hours

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Personal

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Student (SS1 to SS3)

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Centre candidates

Preparing for the next UTME at a tutoring centre? Join your centre's cohort and follow its plan up to exam day.

How it works

Practise the way the exam runs, see exactly what to fix, and fix it.

  1. Sit a real CBT

    Full UTME mocks with the timer and layout of the real exam, custom drills on chosen subjects, or practice by topic.

  2. See where the marks went

    Every answer explained. Your weak topics and your accuracy per subject update after each session.

  3. Fix it, then prove it

    Drill the topics costing you marks with one tap, then check yourself against friends in a battle.

Your subjects

  • Use of English84%
  • Mathematics78%
  • Chemistry71%
  • Physics62%

Physics is your weakest subject. Drill it next.

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Everything you need for UTME day

  • Practise

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    • A question bank by subject, topic and year
    • Past UTME questions for English and Mathematics
  • Compete

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    • Tournaments, badges and levels
    • A national board for independent learners; class and school rank for students
  • Understand

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    • Weak topics, accuracy per subject and your mock score trend
    • Study notes for each syllabus topic
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    • Answers sync when you are back online

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Not sure which subjects to write?

Choose your course and see the four UTME subjects it needs, from the official JAMB brochure.

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Simple pricing for independent students

Schools and centres pay for their own students, so you pay nothing there.

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Questions

Is UTMEPrep free?

You can practise on your own for free. If your school or tutoring centre joins UTMEPrep, they pay for their students, so you pay nothing. Prices are on the Pricing page.

How do I join my school or centre?

Ask them for their join code. Enter it when you sign up, or later from your account. Students in a school then choose their class.

Are these real past questions?

English and Mathematics use past UTME questions. Other subjects use practice questions written for UTMEPrep, and some answers are still being checked. Every question tells you which kind it is.

Who can see my scores?

Only you see your personal practice scores. In a school or centre, your teachers see your test results, and your classmates see only a first name and an average on the class board.

Who do I play against?

Only people in your own school or centre. Independent learners only meet other independent learners. Players show a first name only, and there is no chat.

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