Need Answers for Grade 12 Equilibrium Review?

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I'm doing the review in my textbook and there are no answers for the multiple choice. http://scc.scdsb.edu.on.ca/Students/onlinecourses/Sikora/sch4u/v12/95.pdf I'm doing questions 1 to 11 and I was hoping I could get some answers to see if mine are right? THANK YOU!

1)d
2)c
3)b
4)d
5)a
6)b
7)d
8)c
9)c
10)b
11)?
 
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