Elements which are shiny, conduct electricity and heat are called

The elements along the staircase are called

Which is an alkali metal?

The elements shaded yellow are called

The elements shaded blue are called

How many electrons does potassium contain?

The noble gases have how many valence electrons?

Which period is Bromine in?

What is a valence electron?

An isotope is the same element with a different number of......

The horizontal (left and right) row on the periodic table is called a

A vertical column (up and down) is called a

Dmitri Mendeleev developed the Periodic Table in what year?

To the left of the staircase you will find all metals, except________________.

All metals are solid at room temperature except for ___________.

Most non-metals are _____________.

Metalloids are all solids at room temperature.

The MOST reactive group of all METALS is _______________.

How many valence electrons do Alkali Metals have in their outer orbital?

What happens as you travel down the Alkali Metals group?

Of the groups listed below, which is the most reactive?

Alkaline Earth Metals have ________ valence electrons.

Look closely at the image depicting the "staircase" on the Periodic Table. This staircase depicts metalloids (located on either side). Which element is NOT a metalloid?

When Dmitiri Mendeleev developed the first Periodic Table there were only ____ known elements.

Mendeleev's Periodic Table predicted and left room for ____________________________.

Francium (an Alkali Metal) and Radium (an Alkaline Earth Metal) have this in common.

Halogens (Group 17) are the MOST reactive of the NON-METALS.

What Nobel Gas is used commercially for glow lamps, signs like the one shown in the picture, and lasers?

As you move UP the Halogen group what happens to reactivity?

When elements react with other elements they either transfer or take valence electrons to form a new substance. What is this new substance called?

Fluorine (F) is toxic by itself, but when combined with Sodium (Na) it is added to water and toothpaste to help prevent tooth decay. What family of elements does Fluorine fall under?

Look closely at the attached picture and find the element with an atomic number of 36. What is the family and Group Number this element is found under? (you have two minutes for this question so take your time)

What element is in Period 6 and Group 12? (Use the Periodic Table provided and take your time...you have 2 minutes)

This group is made up of metals like copper, iron, and platinum. It consists of groups 3 through 12, and properties include: lustrous, malleable, ductile, and electrically conductive.

These are all metals, and they are all radioactive.