M16 Test Review: Properties of Atoms and the Periodic Table (PS)

The illustration shows the upper right section of the periodic table. Which section of the table represents the metalloids?

• the yellow section to the right

• the green section in the middle

• Metalloids are not located on this part of the table.

• the blue section to the left

The illustration shows the upper right section of the periodic table. Which section of the table represents the metals?

• the yellow section to the right

• the green section in the middle

• Metals are not located on this part of the table.

• the blue section to the left

The illustration shows the upper right section of the periodic table. Which section of the table represents the nonmetals?

• the yellow section to the right

• the green section in the middle

• Nonmetals are not located on this part of the table.

• the blue section to the left

Most metallic elements have all of these properties EXCEPT __.

• a shiny luster

• being easily crumbled into pieces

• being a good conductor of electricity

• a high melting point

Which of these statements is false?

• Atoms are larger than protons.

• Molecules are made up of atoms.

• Protons are smaller than quarks.

• Electrons are smaller than protons.

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How many outermost electrons do lithium and potassium have?

• 7

• 3

• 8

• 1

How many outermost electrons do Bromine and fluorine have?

• 7

• 3

• 8

• 1

How many outermost electrons do gallium and indium have?

• 7

• 3

• 8

• 1

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How many outermost electrons do argon and neon have?

• 7

• 3

• 8

• 1

In which of the following states is nitrogen found at room temperature?

• metal

• gas

• liquid

• solid

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