Atoms And The Periodic Table Quiz
Understanding the periodic table gives us a good way of understanding the elements in science. Each element is differentiated by another due to its components and number of items. The quiz below was created to test out a student’s understanding of the atoms and the elements in the periodic table. Why don’t you give it a try and see just how much you recall from your classwork?
- 1.Which two part of the atom have about the same mass?
- A.
Electrons and shells
- B.
Protons and neutrons
- C.
Orbits and protons
- 2.The number of protons is the same as the number of electrons which is the same as _____
- A.
The atomic weight
- B.
The atomic number
- C.
The Peroidic family
- 3.There are __________ number of elements in the current periodic table
- A.
About 111, but I have not checked Google today to see if a new one was found.
- B.
More than 100 but after that I am a little lost
- C.
Less than 100
- D.
A whole bunch but I am not sure how many, can I go look at the chart?
- 4.Protons have a ________________ charge
- A.
Pleasing
- B.
Negative
- C.
Neutral
- D.
Positive
- 5.The first orbital of an atome can hold
- A.
8 electrons
- B.
2electrons
- C.
6quarks
- D.
4zippos
- 6.A full outer shell of an atom is called
- A.
A full ring
- B.
A full octet
- C.
A stable octet
- D.
A chubby atom
- 7.If there are 2 electrons in the first ring and 3 in the second ring, what element are we talking about? ( run to the periodic to look real quick)
- A.
Carbon
- B.
Nitrogen
- C.
Boron
- D.
Neon
- 8.If an atom has 6 electrons in it's outer shell it will want to....
- A.
Give up electrons to become stable
- B.
Gain or take electrons from another element to become stable
- 9.The term we use when talking about the weight (mass) of an atom is
- A.
An Emu ... energy mass unit
- B.
An Amu ... atomic mass unit
- C.
Watts
- 10.WHen talking about atomic models is goes in this order
- A.
Dalton's atom model, the gold foil and then plumpudding
- B.
Plum pudding, gold foil and then Dalton's model
- C.
Dalton's atom, Thompson's plum pudding and then Rutherford's gold foil
- D.
Moe, larry, curly
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