Transition metals and non metals

Multiple Choice

What is one significant reason why scientists compare the properties of transition metals and nonmetals in chemical reactions?

• To understand their different roles in forming compounds

• To determine which elements are more colorful

• To find out which elements are heavier

• To see which elements are more common in nature

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes the location of transition metals on the periodic table?

• They occupy groups 3 to 12 in the central block.

• They are found on the far left side of the table.

• They are located in groups 13 through 17 on the right side.

• They are scattered randomly throughout the table.

Multiple Choice

Which property is most commonly associated with transition metals?

• High luster and good conductivity

• Dull appearance and poor conductivity

• Exist only as gases at room temperature

• Low melting points

Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of nonmetals?

• Poor conductivity

• Brittle when solid

• High luster

• Often exist as gases at room temperature

Fill in the Blanks

Transition metals often form compounds with variable

states.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a property of transition metals?

• They are generally non-conductive

• They are valued for strength

• They have corrosion resistance

• They are good conductors

Fill in the Blanks

Transition metals occupy the

block of the periodic table.

Multiple Select

Select all the correct statements about the differences between transition metals and nonmetals.

• Transition metals are generally conductive, while nonmetals are not.

• Nonmetals are found in the central block of the periodic table.

• Transition metals are used in technology and industry.

• Nonmetals play vital roles in biological and environmental processes.