Period Table Edition

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What are the three ways thePeriodic Table is organized?

B - periods, columns, and categories

A - rows, columns, and families

C - periods, groups, and families

D - periods, groups, and categories

C - periods, groups, and families

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How many electron shells does Rhodium (Rh) have?

B - 3

A - 2

C - 4

D - 5

D - 5 (same as period/row #)

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Copper (Cu), silver (Ag), and gold all have are in group number ___ and have ___ valence electron(s).

B – group 1, 11 valence electrons

A – group 4, 29 valence electrons

C – group 6, 1 valence electron

D – group 11, 1 valence electron

D – group 11, 1 valence electron

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Nobel gases are _____, which means that are not likely to bond.

B – somewhat reactive

A – inert

C – highly reactive

D – valence

A – inert

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Alkali metals and the alkaline Earth metal family are named “alkali” because their pH is __________.

B - higher than 7 (basic)

A - higher than 7 (acidic)

C - lower than 7 (acidic)

D - lower than 7 (basic)

B - higher than 7 (basic)

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Fill in the missing information.

B - bismuth, 83, 209, 83, 126, 15, 6, semimetals

A - bismuth, 83, 209, 83, 126, 6, 15, poor metals

C - bismuth, 83, 209, 83, 126, 6, 15, non-metals

D - bismuth, 209, 89, 209, 126, 15, 6, poor metals

A - bismuth, 83, 209, 83, 126, 6, 15, poor metals

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Name the element.

B - manganese (Mn)

A - helium (He)

C - iron (Fe)

D - cobalt (Co)

C - iron (Fe)

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Explain what is happening between calcium and chlorine atoms.

B - The calcium atom is giving chlorine its extra electrons so they canhave full outer shells.

A - The chlorine atoms are giving chlorine their extra electrons so they can have full outer shells.

C - The calcium and chlorine atoms are sharing their electrons so they can have full outer shells.

D - The calcium and chlorine atoms are breaking their bond.

B - The calcium atom is giving chlorine its extra electrons so they canhave full outer shells.

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Explain what is happening between these chlorine atoms.

B - The chlorine atoms are taking extra electrons so they can have full outer shells.

A - The chlorine atoms giving up their extra electrons so they can have full outer shells.

C - The chlorine atoms are sharing their electrons so they can have full outer shells.

D - The calcium atoms are breaking their bond.

C - The chlorine atoms are sharing their electrons so they can have full outer shells.

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Which picture is an element, which is acompound, and which is a mixture?

B - 2 element, 3 compound, 1 mixture

A - 1 element, 2 compound, 3 mixture

C - 3 element, 1 compound, 2 mixture

D - 2 element, 1 compound, 3 mixture

D - 2 element, 1 compound, 3 mixture

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What is the pH of strip B? Is it anacid, base, or neutral?

B – pH 5, base

A – pH 6, acid

C – pH 4, acid

D - pH 4, base

C – pH 4, acid

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Which item would show pH stripD?

B – bottled water

A – bleach

C – fruit juice

D – salt water

A – bleach

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Which description is true about vinegar (C2H4O2)?

B – It is an acidic compound.

A – It is an acidic element.

C – It is a basic element.

D – It is a basic compound.

B – It is an acidic compound.

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Which description is true about salt water?

B – It is an acidic compound.

A – It is an acidic mixture.

C – It is a basic element.

D – It is a basic mixture.

D – It is a basic mixture.

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