Lewis Dot Structures Quiz

How many valence electrons does magnesium have, and how are they represented in a Lewis dot structure?

• Three valence electrons, represented by three dots

• Two valence electrons, represented by two dots

• One valence electron, represented by one dot

• Four valence electrons, represented by four dots

What is the correct number of valence electrons for boron, and how should they be arranged in a Lewis dot structure?

• Two valence electrons, arranged in pairs

• Three valence electrons, arranged separately

• Four valence electrons, arranged in pairs

• Five valence electrons, arranged separately

When drawing the Lewis dot structure for sulfur, what is the correct way to distribute the valence electrons?

• Place all electrons in pairs immediately

• Distribute electrons randomly

• Distribute one electron per spot before pairing

• Place all electrons on one side

How many valence electrons does sulfur have, and how are they represented in its Lewis dot structure?

• Seven valence electrons, represented by seven dots

• Six valence electrons, represented by six dots

• Four valence electrons, represented by four dots

• Five valence electrons, represented by five dots

For bromine, how should the valence electrons be arranged in its Lewis dot structure after filling all four spots?

• Pair up the electrons after filling all four spots

• Leave one spot empty and pair the rest

• Place all electrons on one side

• Distribute electrons evenly without pairing