5 The region of high probability of finding an electron is called: A Orbit B Shell C Orbital D Nucleus
6 Atomic number is equal to the number of: A Neutrons B Protons C Electrons and neutrons D Protons and neutrons
8 Bohr’s model explains: A Chemical bonding only B Atomic nucleus C Electron arrangement in shells D Neutron behavior
9 Mass number is the total number of: A Electrons and protons B Protons only C Protons and neutrons D Neutrons only
10 The nucleus of an atom contains: A Only electrons B Protons and neutrons C Only neutrons D Only protons
15 According to modern atomic theory, electrons behave as: A Particles only B Waves only C Particles and waves D Rays
16 The smallest particle of an element that retains its properties is: A Molecule B Atom C Ion D Electron
17 Valence electrons determine: A Mass number B Atomic number C Chemical properties D Nuclear stability
18 The electronic configuration shows: A Arrangement of neutrons B Arrangement of protons C Arrangement of electrons D Arrangement of nucleus
19 Which concept explains why atoms are stable? A Mass number B Fixed energy levels C Random motion D Nuclear charge
22 Which model replaced the idea of fixed electron paths? A Bohr model B Dalton model C Quantum mechanical model D Rutherford model
27 The modern atomic model is based on: A Bohr theory only B Quantum mechanics C Dalton theory D Rutherford theory
28 Which statement is true about electrons? A They are present in nucleus B They have mass equal to proton C They revolve around nucleus D They have positive charge
29 The mass of an atom is mainly due to: A Electrons B Protons only C Neutrons only D Protons and neutrons