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Nature of Matter - The Periodic Table
Nature of Matter - The Periodic Table
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A Quiz to review the terms learned in Topic 5.
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What phase of matter are most metals at room temperature?
Solid
Plasma
Liquid
Gas
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What are the horizontal rows called?
Phases
Categories
Groups
Periods
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What group contains elements with a full outer-most orbital?
17, the Halogens.
18, the Noble Gases.
1, the Alkali Metals.
2, the Alkaline Earth Metals.
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What phase of matter are most non-metal at room temperature?
Gas
Solid
Liquid
Plasma
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How many periods are there?
18
17
7
8
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What 3 categories do we use to classify elements by their characteristics?
Metal, Non-Metal, and Metalloid.
Positive, Negative, and Neutral.
Acidic, Basic, and Neutral.
Solid, Liquid, and Gas.
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Where are metalloids located on the periodic table?
Scattered throughout
Right of the staircase
Touching the staircase
Left of the staircase
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What are groups sorted by?
Classification
Physical and Chemical Properties.
Chemical Properties
Physical Properties
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What are an elements properties determined by?
Atomic Number.
Characteristics of the Element.
Number of Valence Electrons.
Number of Energy Levels.
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What are periods sorted by?
Characteristics of the Element.
Number of Energy Levels.
Number of Valence Electrons.
Classification.
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How many groups are there?
8
7
17
18
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Where are metals located on the periodic table?
Left of the staircase.
Scattered throughout.
Touching the staircase.
Right of the staircase.
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Where are non-metals located on the periodic table?
Scattered throughout.
Left of the staircase.
Right of the staircase.
Touching the staircase.
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Which of these is NOT on a periodic table card.
Atomic Number
Name
Chemical Symbol
Mass Number
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What are the vertical columns called?
Periods
Groups
Phases
Categories
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What are valence electrons?
The first electron in each orbital.
The inner-most electrons on an atom.
The last electron in each orbital.
The outer-most electrons on an atom.
