Can you identify minerals and matter, and do you think you can ACE this quiz? During this quiz, you will answer interesting questions such as what is and what is not a characteristic of minerals, what JJ Thompson discovered, who said that everything in the universe is made up of tiny particles labeled atoms, and who discovered the universe proton. IF you are searching for information on minerals and matter, look no further than this quiz.
Crystalline structure
Formed by inorganic processes
Definite chemical composition
Either liquid or soilid
Molecules
Elements
Protons
Electron
Nucleus
Proton
Democritis
Dalton
Copernicus
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
16
8
6
None
9
2
7
1
+2
-2
0
There's no way to tell.
Carbon dioxide is an ionic compound.
Carbon dioxide is a covalent compound.
Carbon dioxide is not a compound.
Carbon dioxide is a crystal.
It forms a covalent bond.
The nucleus splits apart.
If forms an ion.
It is useful in radio broadcasting.
To treat cancer.
To diagnose certain diseases.
To produce electricity.
To make a really good cup of coffee.
Atoms smash together.
Electrons are being shared.
Electrons are lost or gained.
Atoms undergo nuclear decay.
Carbon and hydrogen.
Calcium and oxygen.
Oxygen and neon.
Sodium and magnesium.
They have low melting point.
They are usually soluble in water.
They can conduct electricity in liquid form.
They have high boiling point.
-1
+1
-2
+2
Shared.
Divided.
Lost.
Transferred.
It becomes neutral charged.
It becomes negatively charged.
It becomes positively charged.
It becomes both positively and negatively charged.
The ions are held in fixed positions.
The ions are able to move in liquid and molten state.
The electrons are able to move.
The atoms are able to move in liquid and molten state.
It loses six electrons to become stable.
It gains three electrons to become stable.
It loses two electrons to become stable.
It shares two pairs of electrons with another atom to become stable.