
The purple circles are showing an atoms protons; protons have what type of charge?
positive
Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Carbon are all examples of
A. Molecules
B. Elements
C. Atoms
D. Compounds
B. Elements
Rows, or periods, on the Periodic Table are organized by ____________________________
A. Similarities between elements
B. Same number of electron shells
C. Same number of valence electrons
B. Same number of electron shells
True or False; families of elements share similarities with one another
True

The yellow circle is indicating which part of the atom?
The Nucleus
An atom is defined as _______________________.
The smallest piece of matter.
Columns, or groups, on the Periodic Table are organized by
A. Similarities between elements
B. Same number of electron shells
C. Same number of valence electrons
C. Same number of valence electrons
The most elements on the Periodic Table belong to the group
A. Noble Gases
B. Rare Earth Metals
C. Transition Metals
D. Non-Metals
C. Transition Metals

This atom is indicating which number element on the Periodic Table?
Element 7; Nitrogen
The combination of 2 oxygen atoms and 1 carbon atom makes carbon dioxide (CO2). Carbon dioxide is a ____________.
Compound
The scientist who organized the Periodic Table
Dimitri Mendeleev
This family of elements contains elements that are least likely to bond with other elements
A. Poor Metals
B. Alkali Metals
C. Halogens
D. Noble Gases
D. Noble Gases

What part of the atom is shown by the red circles?
Electrons
There are __________ elements on the Periodic Table.
118
The number of protons in an atom's nucleus is equal to its __________________ on the Periodic Table
Atomic Number
The element sodium is abbreviated as Na, Na is the elements ____________.
Atomic Symbol
If the number of electrons does not match the number of protons in an atom; that atom is said to be a(n) _________.
Ion
O2 would be considered a
A. Element
B. Atom
C. Molecule
D. Compound
C. Molecule
How many TOTAL electrons can an element in the second row have (remember that could be a full 1st and 2nd cloud)
10
True or False; All elements on the Periodic Table can be found in nature, even if just a minuscule amount.
False; Super Heavy Elements and Actinide Metals are all man made.