1.
Shielding effect increases when:
A
Moving across a period
B
Moving down a group
C
Electrons are removed
D
Atomic number decreases
2.
Ionization energy decreases down a group due to:
A
Increased nuclear charge
B
Decreased atomic size
C
Increased shielding effect
D
Increased electronegativity
3.
Elements in the same group have the same:
A
Atomic mass
B
Number of shells
C
Valence electrons
D
Atomic size
4.
Which is a characteristic of non-metals?
A
Good conductor
B
Malleable
C
High melting point
D
Poor conductor
5.
Khalid is comparing the metallic character of elements. He knows that metallic character decreases across a period. Which element in the third period is the most metallic?
A
Silicon
B
Sodium
C
Chlorine
D
Magnesium
6.
Sam is studying hydrogen halides. He knows that the thermal stability of hydrogen halides decreases down the group. Which hydrogen halide is the most thermally stable?
7.
George is comparing the atomic size of chlorine and iodine. He knows that iodine is below chlorine in Group 17. Which element has the larger atomic size?
A
Chlorine
B
Iodine
C
Both have the same atomic size
D
Cannot be determined
8.
David is learning about the electronic configuration of elements. He knows that the electronic configuration of sodium is 2,8,1. How many valence electrons does sodium have?
9.
Metals are generally found on which side of the periodic table?
A
Right side
B
Left side
C
Center only
D
Bottom only
10.
Which property increases from left to right in a period?
A
Atomic radius
B
Metallic character
C
Ionization energy
D
Shielding effect
11.
Bilal is studying the electrical conductivity of elements. He knows that metals are good conductors, while non-metals are poor conductors. Which of the following is a non-metal that can conduct electricity?
A
Graphite (carbon)
B
Sulfur
C
Oxygen
D
Chlorine
12.
Rachel is studying the reactivity of halogens. She knows that the halogens undergo displacement reactions. Chlorine can displace bromine from potassium bromide. Which halogen is the most reactive?
A
Iodine
B
Bromine
C
Chlorine
D
Fluorine
13.
Quinn is studying the halogens, which are Group 17 elements. He knows that fluorine is a pale yellow gas and chlorine is a greenish-yellow gas. What is the appearance of bromine at room temperature?
A
Colorless gas
B
Red-brown liquid
C
Black solid
D
Purple gas
14.
Which property helps predict bonding behavior?
A
Atomic mass
B
Electronegativity
C
Density
D
Color
15.
Emma is studying the group number and charge on ions. She knows that elements in Group 2 lose two electrons to form +2 ions. Which element is likely to form a +2 ion?
A
Sodium
B
Magnesium
C
Chlorine
D
Fluorine
16.
Which block contains transition metals?
A
s-block
B
p-block
C
d-block
D
f-block
17.
Khalid is studying the metallic character of elements in Group 14. He knows that carbon is a non-metal, silicon is a metalloid, and tin and lead are metals. Which element is the most metallic in Group 14?
A
Carbon
B
Silicon
C
Tin
D
Lead
18.
Waseem is learning about the position of an unknown element in the periodic table. He predicts that an element with atomic number 19 will be in which period and group?
A
Period 3, Group 1
B
Period 4, Group 1
C
Period 4, Group 2
D
Period 3, Group 2
19.
Xia is studying the properties of noble gases. She knows that they are colorless and odorless gases. Which noble gas is used in advertising signs due to its ability to produce a distinctive color when electrified?
A
Helium
B
Neon
C
Argon
D
Krypton
20.
David is learning about electron configurations. He finds that an element has its last electron in the s orbital. He wants to know which block of the periodic table this element belongs to. What is the block called?
A
s-block
B
p-block
C
d-block
D
f-block
21.
Which element has the highest electronegativity?
A
Oxygen
B
Nitrogen
C
Fluorine
D
Chlorine
22.
Which elements are good conductors of electricity?
A
Non-metals
B
Metalloids
C
Metals
D
Noble gases
23.
Which of the following is a metalloid?
A
Sodium
B
Sulfur
C
Silicon
D
Neon
24.
Which element has the largest atomic radius?
A
Lithium
B
Sodium
C
Potassium
D
Hydrogen
25.
Electronegativity is the tendency of an atom to:
A
Lose electrons
B
Gain protons
C
Attract shared electrons
D
Repel electrons
26.
Zara is studying the density of halogens. She notes that the density of halogens increases down the group. At room temperature, chlorine is a gas, bromine is a liquid, and iodine is a solid. What is the state of fluorine at room temperature?
A
Solid
B
Liquid
C
Gas
D
Plasma
27.
Ibrahim is studying the electron affinity of halogens. He knows that fluorine has a very negative electron affinity, while chlorine has an even more negative one. Which halogen has the most negative electron affinity?
A
Fluorine
B
Chlorine
C
Bromine
D
Iodine
28.
Ahmed is comparing the boiling points of metals and non-metals. He knows that metals generally have high boiling points. Which of the following is a non-metal with a very low boiling point?
A
Carbon
B
Sulfur
C
Oxygen
D
Iron
29.
Periods in the periodic table represent:
A
Number of valence electrons
B
Number of electron shells
C
Atomic mass
D
Type of elements
30.
Oliver is studying the thermal stability of hydrogen halides. He knows that HF is the most thermally stable. As we move down the group, the bond strength of H-X:
A
Increases
B
Decreases
C
Stays the same
D
Fluctuates