Basic Elements Quiz: Symbols and Names for Elements 1-56

The correct chemical symbol for Hydrogen is 'H'. The chemical symbol for Helium is 'He', for Oxygen is 'O', and for Nitrogen is 'N'.

The correct chemical symbol for Lithium is 'Li', representing the element with atomic number 3. It is a soft, silvery-white alkali metal.

The correct answer is Beryllium, which is a chemical element with atomic number 4. Boron, Barium, and Benzoic acid are incorrect as they are different chemical substances.

The element represented by the symbol B on the periodic table is boron, not beryllium, bismuth, or barium.

The correct chemical symbol for Carbon is 'C'. The incorrect options are Calcium (Ca), Cobalt (Co), and Copper (Cu), which have different chemical symbols.

The correct answer is oxygen, which is a chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. Ozone is a triatomic form of oxygen, octane is a hydrocarbon commonly found in gasoline, and osmium is a dense metal.

The correct chemical symbol for Fluorine is 'F'.

The chemical symbol for Sodium is Na, derived from the Latin word 'natrium'.

The correct chemical symbol for Aluminum is Al.

The correct element represented by the symbol Si is Silicon.

The correct chemical symbol for chlorine is Cl, while Co stands for Cobalt, Cu for Copper, and Cn is not a valid chemical symbol.

The correct chemical symbol for scandium is Sc, not Sa, Si, or Sr.

The correct answer is Titanium, as it is the chemical element with the symbol 'Ti'. Tin is represented by the symbol 'Sn', Tantalum by 'Ta', and Tungsten by 'W'.

The correct element represented by the symbol V is Vanadium.

The correct chemical symbol for Chromium is Cr, which comes from its Latin name 'chromium'.

The correct answer is Helium, a chemical element with atomic number 2. Hydrogen, Hassium, and Hafnium are elements with different atomic numbers and properties.

The correct answer is Neon, which has the chemical symbol Ne. Na is the symbol for Sodium, Ni is the symbol for Nickel, and Neptunium is the symbol for the chemical element with atomic number 93.

The correct chemical symbol for sulfur is 'S', representing its atomic number in the periodic table.

The correct symbol for Potassium on the periodic table is K, derived from its Latin name 'kalium'.

The correct chemical symbol for Calcium is Ca. Copper's symbol is Cu, Cobalt's symbol is Co, and Chlorine's symbol is Cl.

The symbol Fe corresponds to the element Iron, which is a chemical element with atomic number 26. Gold, Silicon, and Lead are incorrect as they have different symbols and atomic numbers.

The correct chemical symbol for Cobalt is Co, not Cb, Cl, or Ce.

The correct chemical element represented by the symbol Ni is Nickel.

The chemical symbol for copper is Cu, not Co, Cr, or Ci.

The correct answer is Nitrogen. Nickel is represented by Ni, Neon by Ne, and Sodium by Na.

The correct chemical symbol for phosphorus is P. It is a nonmetallic element with atomic number 15 and is essential for life.

The correct chemical symbol for Argon is Ar. Ag is the symbol for Silver, At is the symbol for Astatine, and Al is the symbol for Aluminum.

The correct chemical symbol for Manganese is Mn as per the periodic table. Symbols like Mg, Mo, and Mc represent different elements.

The chemical symbol for Zinc is Zn. Zc, Zi, and Zn2 are not the correct chemical symbols for Zinc.

The correct chemical symbol for Magnesium is Mg in the periodic table of elements.