Chemistry Enthalpy Calculations?

Question

Given the equation:
CaO + H2O ----> Ca(OH)2

A 1 g sample of CaO is dissolved in 100 ml water with density 1.00g/ml. The temperature rise is 3.7 degrees C. The specific heat is 4.00 J/g*deg.

1. Calculate the heat (in J) absorbed/given off by the surroundings when 1 g of CaO is dissolved.
2. Calculate the heat (in kJ) absorbed/given off by the surroundings when 1 mol of CaO is dissolved.
3. What is the molar enthalpy (delta H) for the reaction?

I think I did all my calculations wrong. I got my answers as follows: 1. 1480 J, 2. don't know, 3. 830 kJ/mol

Help please!!!

Answer 1

1. The heat absorbed/given off by the surroundings when 1 g of CaO is dissolved is 1480 J.
2. The heat absorbed/given off by the surroundings when 1 mol of CaO is dissolved is 830 kJ.
3. The molar enthalpy (delta H) for the reaction is 830 kJ/mol.