The Periodic Table: Atomic Structure Quiz
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Questions correlate with Physics 2000 website, The Periodic Table. ;
- 1.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesNegatively charged particle.
- A.
Proton
- B.
Electron
- C.
Neutron
- D.
Nucleus
- 2.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesPositively charged particle.
- A.
Proton
- B.
Electron
- C.
Neutron
- D.
Nucleus
- 3.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesCenter of an atom
- A.
Proton
- B.
Electron
- C.
Neutron
- D.
Nucleus
- 4.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesA group on the periodic table.
- A.
Atoms get bigger as you go down
- B.
First levels of electron orbits
- C.
Atoms that have an electrical charge
- D.
Atoms get smaller as you move to the right
- 5.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesA period on the periodic table.
- A.
Atoms get bigger as you go down
- B.
First levels of electron orbits
- C.
Atoms that have an electrical charge
- D.
Atoms get smaller as you move to the right
- 6.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesIons
- A.
Atoms get bigger as you go down
- B.
First levels of electron orbits
- C.
Atoms that have an electrical charge
- D.
Atoms get smaller as you move to the right
- 7.Atomic Structure and Periodic Propertiess, p, and d
- A.
Atoms get bigger as you go down
- B.
First levels of electron orbits
- C.
Atoms that have an electrical charge
- D.
Atoms get smaller as you move to the right
- 8.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesElectrons leaving their homes
- A.
Leads directly to chemical reactions
- B.
Because they have an electron alone in a sublevel
- C.
Alkali metals
- 9.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhy do alkali metals react violently?
- A.
Leads directly to chemical reactions
- B.
Because they have an electron alone in a sublevel
- C.
Alkali metals
- 10.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhat are the elements on the far left of the periodic table?
- A.
Leads directly to chemical reactions
- B.
Because they have an electron alone in a sublevel
- C.
Alkali metals
- 11.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhat are the outer electrons that predict a chemical's behavior?
- A.
Halogens
- B.
Noble gases
- C.
Valance electrons
- D.
Isotopes
- 12.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhat group of elements has five electrons in their outer orbital?
- A.
Halogens
- B.
Noble gases
- C.
Valance electrons
- D.
Isotopes
- 13.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhat group of elements has a full outer orbital?
- A.
Halogens
- B.
Noble gases
- C.
Valance electrons
- D.
Isotopes
- 14.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesThe halogens and alkali metals are a good fit, because when they combine both __________ ________________ are filled.
- 15.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhere are all the transition metals located on the periodic table?
- 16.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesAtoms in groups on the periocic table are arranged according to the number of __________________ electrons.
- 17.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesWhat is the forth electron level?
- 18.
![Atomic Sttructure and Periodic PropertiesComprehension CheckWhich of the elements would have the lowest first ionization level? - ProProfs]( "Atomic Sttructure and Periodic PropertiesComprehension CheckWhich of the elements would have the lowest first ionization level?")
Atomic Sttructure and Periodic PropertiesComprehension CheckWhich of the elements would have the lowest first ionization level?- A.
A
- B.
B
- C.
C
- D.
D
- 19.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesComprehension Check As one moves from down ( ↓ ) a group on the periodic table, the ionization energy of the elements encountered tends to
- A.
Increase
- B.
Decrease
- C.
Become an ion
- D.
Remain stable
- 20.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesComprehension Check An atom of beryllium has 4 protons and 5 neutrons. What is the mass number of this atom?
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
9
- D.
20
- 21.Atomic Structure and Periodic PropertiesComprehension CheckThe energy required to remove an electron from an atom is known as:
- A.
Radio activity
- B.
Electron affinity
- C.
Electronegativity
- D.
Ionization energy
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