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WorksheetsBaseline Test: Covalent Bonding
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 29mins
Covalent bonding can be defined as:
The bonding between atoms involving the sharing of electrons.
The bonding between atoms involving the transfer of electrons.
The bonding between atoms involving the sharing of protons.
The bonding between atoms involving the transfer of protons.
The characteristics of covalent bonding are:
The formation of molecules.
The sharing of electrons.
Takes place between non-metals and non-metals.
The transfer of protons and neutrons.
The Lewis diagram for carbon dioxide is:
The Lewis diagram for water is:
The Lewis diagram that represents ammonia is:
The Lewis diagram for a nitrogen molecule is:
The Lewis diagram for methane is:
Select the elements or compounds that would form by means of covalent bonding:
CO2
H2O
NaCl
MgO
AlCl3
Select the elements or compounds that form through IONIC bonding:
NH3
N2
LiBr
Br2
KClO3
Select the examples that contain SINGLE covalent bonds:
H2
S2
F2
N2
Select the items that contain DOUBLE covalent bonds:
O2
Br2
I2
Se2
Select the items that contain TRIPLE covalent bonds:
P4
At4
Sb4
As4
Ammonia (NH4) is IONICALLY bonded.
TRUE
FALSE
Nitogen (N2) is IONICALLY bonded.
TRUE
FALSE
Bromine (Br2) is COVALENTLY bonded.
TRUE
FLASE
Glucose (C6H12O6) is COVALENTLY bonded.
TRUE
FALSE
Potassium chlorate (KClO3) is IONICALLY bonded.
TRUE
FALSE
The COUPER notation for water is:
The COUPER notation for carbon dioxide is:
