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100

Are noble gases on the far left or far right of the periodic table?

Far right.

100

Are noble gases solids, liquids, or gases at room temperature? 

Gases.

100

Are noble gases very reactive or not reactive?

Not reactive. 
100

What noble gas is used in balloons so they float safely?


Helium. 

100

What does the word “noble” mean in Noble gas?

They don’t mix or react


200

Do noble gases have a high or low reactivity?

Very low (almost none)!

200

Are noble gases colorless or colorful?

Colorless. 
200

Why don’t noble gases like to react?

Because their outer shells are full. 

200

What gas is used in neon signs?


Neon.

200

Which noble gas makes your voice sound funny when you inhale it?


Helium.

300

Do noble gases have high or low ionization energy?

Very high

300

What kind of odor do noble gases have? 

They don’t have odors!

300

Do noble gases like to lose or gain electrons?

Neither, they’re already stable. 

300

What noble gas helps keep things from rusting or burning?


Argon

300

Which noble gas is found in the air we breathe?


Argon.

400

As you go down the group, does atomic radius increase or decrease?  

It increases.

400

Which noble gas glows red-orange in neon lights?

Neon
400

What happens when you mix noble gases with other elements?

Nothing, they don’t react!
400

What gas is used to help cool MRI machines?


Helium

400

True or False: All noble gases glow the same color.


False.

500

Why do noble gases have such high ionization energy?

Because their outer shells are full, so they don’t want to lose electrons!

500

Which noble gas is the heaviest and radioactive?

Radon

500

True or False: Noble gases form lots of compounds.

False. 
500

What gas is used in car headlights and space engines?


Xenon.

500

Which noble gas is used to make purple or blue lights?


500