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The Atom Quiz
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By Hellomynameisbla | Updated: Feb 13, 2013
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1.
Protons have a _____ charge.
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About This Quiz
This quiz is mainly for 8th graders-9th graders on the forces and the parts of the atom.
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2.
The element changes when the atomic number of the atom changes.
True
False
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3.
Why is strong force needed in an atom?
Because there is a weak force, there needs to be a strong force.
Because of the electromagnetic force. Just... 'cause I said so.
Because the protons are constantly repelling each other, there needs to be SOMETHING to keep them from blowing the whole...
Because the protons are constantly repelling each other, there needs to be SOMETHING to keep them from blowing the whole atom apart!
Just... 'cause I said so.
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4.
What are the four fundamental forces of the atom?
Strong Force, Weak Force, Gravity, and Electromagnetic Force.
Strong Force, Fundamental Force, Electromagnetic Force, and Electronic Force.
Newton's Force, Weak Force, Radioactive Force, and Neutronic Force.
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5.
The particle that spins around the nucleus of the atom is called the _____.
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6.
CONGRATS! YOU'VED FINISHED THIS TEST! What will you do now?
Look at my results like a good student.
Throw the computer in the trash and walk away blaming it on my sister.
Exit out of this stupid website.
Swear under my breath saying "what's wrong with this kid?"
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7.
The outermost electrons are called the
Electron Cloud
F.E.
Electronic Resolution
Valence Electrons
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8.
Okay, so we've covered all of the important parts, right?
Yes, O great and holy quizmaker!
But what have we left out?
We don't know, O great and holy quizmaker!
The last question! Okay, so.... ... ... WHAT ARE ATOMS MADE OF?
It's a trick question
Shhhhhh!! don't tell them! :) nothing to see here, folks, just go ahead and answer the question! :)
Scientists still don't know yet; we're going into that matter.
The nucleus and the electron!
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9.
Electromagnetic force is the attraction of electrons to the proton, right? So why doesn't the electron just go ajoin its dream happy placea with the proton? In other words, why does it keep spinning even though it's attracted to the proton?
Because it has too much kinetic energy from spinning around so fast.
Because in its case, electromagnetic force doesn't work.
Because the laws of physics deny it.
It's just too hyper from having too much sugar!
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BONUS QUESTION 1: What is the name of the man who first thought of atoms (or something close to it)? Don't worry, it's not graded.
Aristotle
Democritus
Plato
Dmitri Mendeleev
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11.
Match the words to their definition
valence electron
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
proton
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the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
neutron
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
atomic number
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
weak force
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
strong force
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
gravity
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
electromagnetic force
Select a Match
the force that holds the repelling protons and neutrons together
the force in which involves the attraction of the negative charge, the electron, and the positive charge, the proton
the force of the atom which causes an atom to be radioactive
the number of protons inside the atom, i.e. for helium, 2 protons is atomic number
the weakest force of the atom
a subatomic particle inside the nucleus which has the positive charge of the atom
the neutrally charged subatomic particle of the atom
electron in the outermost electron orbital
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12.
Check which ones are true
Neutrons have neutral charge.
Isotopes are defined by different numbers of neutrons in an element atom.
The weak force is the weakest of all four fundamental forces.
The nucleus of the atom is extremely tiny compared to the atom shell ( the outside of the atom )
During alpha decay, the stabilizing atom shoots off 2 protons and electrons, meaning a radioactive particle that goes through alpha...
During alpha decay, the stabilizing atom shoots off 2 protons and electrons, meaning a radioactive particle that goes through alpha decay shoots off hydrogen.
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13.
BONUS QUESTION 2: Whoever this man was, what did he called the aatoma? (It's not graded, either)
Atom
Atomic
Atomos
He didn't call it anything special, just a scientific anomaly.
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Protons have a _____ charge.
The element changes when the atomic number of the atom changes.
Why is strong force needed in an atom?
What are the four fundamental forces of the atom?
The particle that spins around the nucleus of the atom is called the...
CONGRATS! YOU'VED FINISHED THIS TEST! What will you do now?
The outermost electrons are called the
Okay, so we've covered all of the important parts, right?...
Electromagnetic force is the attraction of electrons to the proton,...
BONUS QUESTION 1:...
Match the words to their definition
Check which ones are true
BONUS QUESTION 2:...
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