Elements
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100

How many periods or rows are there on the periodic table?

A. 7

B. 8

C. 9

A. 7

100

Which of the following is not part of an atom? 

A. Blazon

B. Neutron

C Electron

A. Blazon

100

How many teeth does an adult human have?

A. 21

B. 32

C. 17

B. 32

200

What does the atomic number mean?

A. The number of protons in the atom

B. The number of neutrons in the atom

C. The number of electrons in the atom

A. The number of protons in the atom

200

There are three main states of matter. Solid and gas are two of these, but what is the third? 

A. Liquid

B. Pollution

C. Vapour

A. Liquid

200

Name the volcanic rock which can float in water?

A. Igneous Rock

B. Pumice Rock 

C. Metamorphic Rock


B. Pumice

300

What is the most metallic element on the periodic table?

A. Caesium

B. Francium

C. Uranium

B. Francium

300

Which of these animals is also the word given to show the chemical amount of a substance? 

A. Beaver

B. Mole

C. Crab

B. Mole

300

Name the person who studies the plants?

A. Archeologists

B. Gardener

C. Botanist

C. Botanist

400

The element silver is named after which country?

A. Germany

B. Brazil

C. Argentina

C. Argentina

400

 What can smell like hydrogen sulphide?

A. Strong bleach 

B. Rotten eggs

C. Aftershave


B. Rotten Eggs

400

Which invisible line dives our Earth into two halves?

A. Ring

B. Equator

C. State Lines

B. Equator

500

Which scientist invented the earliest version of the periodic table?

A. Dmitri Mendeleev

B. Alexandre-Emile Béguyer de Chancourtois

C. Lothar Meyer

B. Alexandre-Emile Béguyer de Chancourtois

500

Which are the only two elements liquid at room temperature? 

A. Carbon & Uranium

B. Plutonium & Potassium 

C. Bromine & Mercury

C. Bromine & Mercury 

500

Animal without backbones are known as?

A. Invertebrates

B. Arthropods

C. Boneless 

A. Invertebrates

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