Ionic and Covalent Bonding

Select the correct type of elements an ionic bond will form between

• Metals and metals

• Metals and non-metals

• Non-metals and non-metals

• Any combination is possible.

Select the correct type of elements a covalent will form between.

• Metals and metals

• Metals and non-metals

• Non-metals and non-metals

• Any combination is possible.

Select the correct statement about covalent bonding

• Electrons are transferred between atoms.

• Electrons are shared between atoms.

• Electrons are multiplied in each atom.

• Electrons are divided between atoms.

Select the correct statement about ionic bonding.

• Electrons are transferred between atoms.

• Electrons are shared between atoms.

• Electrons are multiplied in each atom.

• Electrons are divided between atoms.

Select the correct statement aboutan ionic bond.

• Both atoms have a positive charge.

• Both atoms have a negative charge.

• The metal has a positive charge, the non-metal a negative charge.

• The non-metal has a positive charge, the metal a negative charge.

Select the correct statement about an ionic bond.

• The positively charged atoms are attracted to each other.

• The negatively charged atoms are attracted to each other.

• The positively charged ions is attracted to the negatively charged ion.

• None of the statements are correct.

Select the correct statement about covalent and ionic bonds.

• The bond is weak, a lot of energy is required to break it.

• The bond is weak, a not much energy is required to break it.

• The bond is strong, not much energy is required to break it.

• The bond is strong, a lot of energy is required to break it.

O=O

Select the correct conclusion.

• There is a single covalent bond between oxygen atoms.

• There is a double covalent bond between oxygen atoms.

• There is a double ionic bond between oxygen atoms.

• There is a triple covalent bond between oxygen atoms.

Write down the word which means 'two or more atoms covalently bonded together.'

Select the type of bonding shown.

• Ionic

• Covalent

• Metallic

• None of these