Tools & Unit Conversion
States of Matter
Atoms
Periodic Table Trends
Ionic and Covalent Bonds
100

What is the purpose of gloves? (Unit 1 PAGE 4)

a. to protect your eyes    b. to protect your ears

c. to protect your hands  d. to protect your mouth

c. to protect your hands 

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Gloves protect your hands

100

Which state of matter has the most energy? (Unit 1 PAGE 18)

a. solid.     b. liquid

c. gas        d. plasma

c. gas 

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Gas has the most kinetic energy.

100

The atomic number of an element is based on the number of: (Unit 1 PAGE 25)

a. Number of electrons    b. Number of Protons

c. Number of neutrons      d. Protons + Electrons

b. Number of Protons

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Atomic number is the number of Protons 

100

What is Electronegativity? (Unit 2 PAGE 2-3)

a. The distance between the nucleus and the final orbital.

b. How much energy it takes to remove an electron

c. How much an atom attracts electrons

d. 67

c. How much an atom attracts electrons

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Electronegativity is how attractive an atom is to electrons. 

100

O has bonded with a second O atom. Both atoms are sharing electrons. What type of bond is being described? (Unit 2 PAGE 8-9)

a. Ionic Bond.          b. Covalent Bond

c. Metallic Bond        d. Hydrogen Bond

b. Covalent Bond

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Covalent bond shares electrons

200

Why is it important to wear safety goggles? (Unit 1 PAGE 4)

a. to protect your eyes    b. to protect your ears

c. to protect your hands  d. to protect your mouth

a. to protect your eyes 

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Safety goggles protect your eyes

200

Which of the following molecules have low energy and is in a fixed position? (Unit 1 PAGE 18)

a. solid          b. liquid      c. gas

a. solid

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Solids have the least amount of kinetic energy


200

What is inside the nucleus? (Atomic mass) (Unit 1 PAGE 25)

a. Electrons         b. Protons + Electrons

c. Neutrons         d. Neutrons + Protons

d. Neutrons + Protons

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Atomic mass is made of Protons + Neutrons

200

Which of the following has the smallest atomic radius? (Unit 2 PAGE 2-3)


a. Cesium (Cs)            b. Fluorine (F)

c. Chlorine (Cl)          d. Francium (Fr)

b. Fluorine (F)

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Fluorine is the least right and down.

200

Na has bonded with Cl by giving Cl its valence electron. What type of bond is being described? (Unit 2 PAGE 8-9)

a. Ionic Bond          b. Covalent Bond

c. Metallic Bond        d. Hydrogen Bond

a. Ionic Bond

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Ionic Bonds lose or gain electrons

300

A student wants to use a thermometer to measure volume. What should the student use? (Unit 1 PAGE 9)

a. A thermometer.    b. A scale

c. A ruler       d. A graduated cylinder

d. A graduated cylinder

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A graduated cylinder measures volume in liters

300

Which answer correctly shows the shape of each state of matter? (Unit 1 PAGE 18)

a. Liquids (indefinite form), solids (indefinite form), gas (indefinite form)

b. Liquids (definite form), solids (indefinite form), gas (definite form)

c. Liquids (indefinite form), solids (definite form), gas (indefinite form)

d. Liquids (definite form), solids (definite form), gas (definite form)

c. Liquids (indefinite form), solids (definite form), gas (indefinite form)

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Liquids - indefinite form, solids - definite form, gas - indefinite form

300

Element As has 33 protons and a mass number of 75. How many neutrons are in the nucleus of As? (Unit 1 PAGE 25)

a. 67         b. 42

c. 108       d. 48

b. 42

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75 mass - 33 protons = 42 neutrons

300

What is ionization energy? (Unit 2 PAGE 2-3)

a. The amount of energy to remove a proton

b. The amount of energy to remove a neutron

c. The amount of energy to remove an electron

d. How attractive an atom is to electrons

c. The amount of energy to remove an electron

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Ionization energy is the amount of energy to remove an electron

300

Element Rb (0.8) is bonding with Br (2.8) atoms to form RbBr. Calculate what type of bond was formed. (Unit 2 PAGE 9)

a. Nonpolar covalent bond         b. Ionic bond

c. Polar covalent bond      d. Hydrogen bond


b. Ionic bond

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2.8 - 0.8 = 2.0        and 2.0 is greater than 1.8

400

Ms. Shaji has calculated the length of her mansion to be 85,971 Kilometers. Ms. Shaji wants to know how long her mansion is in decimeters. Which is correct? (Unit 1 PAGE 11)


a. 0.85971 dm     b. 859,710 dm

c. 859,710,000 dm     d. 0.0085971 dm

c. 859,710,000 dm

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Move the point 4 times to the right

400

Which of the following phase changes has a decrease in both energy and temperature that changes directly from a gas to a liquid? (Unit 1 PAGE 20 - 22)

a. Freezing          b. Evaporation

c. Condensation    d. Deposition

c. Condensation 

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Condensation changes Gas to Liquid

400

Which of the following elements have 3 valence electrons? (Unit 1 PAGE 28 - 29)

a. In, Ga, Al          b. Na, Mg, Al

c. Be, Mg, Ca        d. Sc, Ti, V

a. In, Ga, Al 

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Group number determines valence electron number

400

Which element has the highest ionization energy and electronegativity? (Unit 2 PAGE 2-3)

a. Rb            b. S

c. C              d. Se

b. S

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S is the most up and right

400

How does a neutral P atom become a P3- anion?  (Unit 2 PAGE 8-9)

a. It gains 3 Protons      b. It gains 3 electrons

c. It loses 3 electrons      d. It loses 3 Protons

b. It gains 3 electrons

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P becomes more negative with more electrons

500

Ms. Lyons has a volume of 55,682 milliliters of water. How much water does she have in kiloliters? (Unit 1 PAGE 11)


a. 0.55682 kl         b. 55,682,000 kl 

c. 5.5682 kl          d. 0.055682 kl

d. 0.055682 kl

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Move the point 6 times to the left

500

What is Letter G? (Unit 1 PAGE 20 - 22)

a. Melting          b. Condensation

c. Sublimation     d. Evaporation 

d. Evaporation

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Evaporation changes Liquid to Gas

500

Which of the following elements have the same number of orbitals? (Unit 1 PAGE 28 - 29)

a. He, Ne, Ar           b. F, Cl, Br

c. K, Ca, Ti            d. N, O, S

c. K, Ca, Ti 

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Period Number determines number of orbitals

500

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the element Potassium (K)? (Unit 2 PAGE 2-3)


a. It has a smaller atomic radius than Boron.

b. It has more electronegativity than Fluorine.

c. It has a larger atomic radius than Beryllium.

d. It has high Ionization Energy.

c. It has a larger atomic radius than Beryllium.

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K is more down and left than Be

500

Oxygen has gained electrons from Mg. What are the new charges of element O and Mg?  (Unit 2 PAGE 8-9)

a. Mg2- and O2+          b. Mg2+ and O2-

c. O1+ and Mg1-     d. O1- and Mg1+





b. Mg2+ and O2-

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Mg lost 2 electrons. 

O gained 2 electrons.

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