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8th grade California Periodic Table Quiz
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Magnesium, Calcium, and Strontium are a part of this family:
Halogens
Alkaline Metals
Alkali Metals
Noble Gases
2
The elements within a family have this in common:
number of isotopes
number of protons
similar properties
they do not have anything in common
3
The atomic mass is the sum of this:
protons + neutrons
neutrons + electrons
neutrons
protons + electrons
4
The horizontal rows on the periodic table are called:
lanthanides
families
periods
groups
5
What valence electrons determine
reactivity
atomic number
period number
atomic mass
6
These parts of an atom are positive
neutrons
protons
nucleons
electrons
7
The location of the valence electrons
In the outermost shell of electrons
Closest to the nucleus
In the nucleus
In the first shell of electrons
8
I have 12 protons. What am I?
Cadmium
Magnesium
Zinc
Carbon
9
All Non-metals can form compounds except for this family:
The Halogens
The Noble Gases
The Lanthanides
CHNOPS
10
The scientist credited with creating the first periodic table:
Nye
Mendeleev
Newton
Einstein
11
The number of protons, neutrons, and electrons found in an atom of Tin (Sn)
P= 50, N=50, E = 69
P=50, E=50, N=119
P=50, E= 50, N = 69
N=50, P=50, E=69
12
These 2 parts are found in the nucleus of an atom
only protons
neutrons + electrons
protons + electrons
protons + neutrons
13
This is how synthetic elements are made:
In a particle accelerator
With Chemical Reactions
In a star
They are mined.
14
The number of neutrons for Gold.
118
197
79
196.97
15
I have 18 protons and 22 neutrons. What am I?
Krypton
Argon
Sodium
Titanium
16
This is the most reactive family of non-metals
halogens
alkali metals
semimetals
noble gases
17
The location of the synthetic elements (man-made)
Elements 1-92
the non-metals
Family 1
Period 7
18
How do you calculate neutrons?
You add the protons + electons
You subtract atomic mass-atomic number
It's the same as the atomic number
It's the same as the atomic mass
19
Based on it's location on the table, these are characteristics of Phosphorous
non-reactive
a good conductor and shiny
yellow
an insulator and brittle
20
Elements within a period have this in common
same chemical reactivity
similar properties
same # of protons
same # of electron shells
21
The name of the most reactive metal family found in 1A.
alkali metals
alkaline metals
halogens
lanthanides
22
Name the element
Neon
Hydrogen
Calcium
Nickel
23
The "B" groups in the center of the table with typical metallic properties
The alkali metals
The lanthanides
The transition metals
The alkaline Earth metals
24
The most useful property of a semi-metal
explosives
food sources
mostly gases
semi-conductors
25
I am in family 5A (group 15) , period 2. What am I?
Phosphorous
Nitrogen
Strontium
Oxygen
26
How do you determine the number of electrons?
same as the family #
same as the atomic #
same as the atomic mass
Subtract atomic mass-atomic number
27
What does the atomic number tell you?
Number of neutrons in the nucleus
Number of isotopes
Number of protons in the nucleus
Number of electrons in the nucleus
28
Name the element:
Copper
Sodium
Vanadium
Boron
29
The periodic table is organized by this number:
Atomic Mass
Atomic Isotopes
Number of Neutrons
Atomic Number
30
These elements are found in period 7 and are all Radioactive
The Lanthanides
The Halogens
The Noble Gases
The Actinides
31
The location of the Lanthanides
Period 6
Family 8A
Family 1A
Period 7
32
The vertical columns on a periodic table are called this
families
clusters
periods
groups
33
The location of gold
alkali metal
period 11, group 6
lanthanide series
period 6, group 11
34
The location of the non-metals on the periodic table:
the left of the table
the right of the table
periods 6 and 7
period 1 and 2
35
These parts are found orbiting the nucleus.
neutrons
nucleons
electrons
protons
36
Number of protons, neutrons, and electrons for Arsenic:
P=33, E=33, N=42
P=33, E=33, N = 75
P=75, N=33, E=33
P=33, N=33, E=42
37
Which of these is NOT a property of a metal?
low melting points
malleable
ductile
good conductor