Group Project Responsibilities Quiz

What is the primary responsibility of the **researcher** in the group project?

• Build a model of the atom

• Read an article aloud for the science audio library

• Create a one-pager with research and drawings

• Design an interactive game about the atom

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Which of the following is the **model maker** responsible for?

• Creating a sculpture of the atom using foam balls and labeling its parts

• Designing and analyzing quiz data

• Writing a research paper about the atom

• Recording the reflection video

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What is required of the **game designer** in the project?

• Build a Bohr model of the atom

• Write a summary of the research on the element

• Create an interactive game with 10-15 multiple-choice questions

• Conduct an interview with the group members

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What should the **reflection video** include?

• The atomic structure model creation process

• Group members answering at least three reflection questions

• A list of elements in the periodic table

• Step-by-step instructions for the interactive game

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How should the **researcher** present their work?

• By creating a one-pager with at least five visual images and citations

• By recording the group’s reflection video

• By creating a digital presentation on the periodic table

• By building a 3D model of the atom

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What subatomic particle has a **positive charge**?

• Neutron

• Proton

• Electron

• Quark

What is the **atomic number** of an element?

• The total number of protons and neutrons

• The number of neutrons in the nucleus

• The number of protons in the nucleus

• The number of electrons in the outer shell

Which subatomic particle is **negatively charged** and orbits the nucleus?

• Neutron

• Proton

• Electron

• Ion

What part of the atom contains **protons and neutrons**?

• Electron cloud

• Atomic shell

• Nucleus

• Valence shell

How do **valence electrons** affect an element's reactivity?

• They determine the element’s position on the periodic table

• They determine the number of protons in the nucleus

• They determine how the element reacts with other elements

• They influence the atom’s atomic mass