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Elements of hope

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first element, Hydrogen has one proton, one neutron and one electron. The third element Lithium has

a)

three protons, three neutrons, three electrons

b)

three protons, two neutrons, one electron

c)

one proton, two neutrons, three electrons

d)

one proton, no neutrons, no electrons

2.

A feature of the periodic table is its famous staircase. All the elements to the right of the staircase

a)

are solids

b)

are gasses

c)

are metals

d)

are non-metals

3.

The elements in group one (the red band in our lesson) all have the similar property of being

a)

highly resistant to peer pressure

b)

highly reactive with other elements

c)

all metals

d)

all gasses

4.

One of the least favourite places on camp is the Rota-loo. Which element, if dropped into the toilet, would make it go boom boom?

a)

lead

b)

gold

c)

copper

d)

sodium

5.

The Germans actually wanted to fill the Hindenburg airship with Helium but because of a U.S. export restriction on helium, it was filled with hydrogen. Helium was the preferred choice because

a)

it would have made everyone's voice sound funny

b)

it is toxic and so people wouldn't try to inhale it

c)

it isn't highly flammable like hydrogen

d)

it is cheaper than hydrogen

6.

The noble gases are helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radon. They are called noble gases because they are so majestic that, in general, they don't react with anything. Mr Bence's favourite noble gas is:

a)

Krypton

b)

Hydrogen

c)

Nitrogen

d)

CrouchComerium

7.

Mason wants to play a prank on Alex, filling his 1L lunchbox with an element. The heaviest element he could use from the following choices is:

a)

Nitrogen (7) - ha!

b)

Copper (27) - classic

c)

Uranium (92) - funny

d)

Aluminum (13) - yep yep

8.

Jacky thinks he might have met his special someone and wants to buy them a diamond. Carbon atoms in diamond are arranged in the pattern of a

a)

dodecahedron (12 sides)

b)

tetrahedron (triangular pyramid)

c)

triangle

d)

pentagon (5 sides)

9.

Finn is sketching with his pencil. Carbon atoms in graphite and graphene are arranged

a)

in tiny balls

b)

in flat circles

c)

in tiny cubes

d)

in flat sheets

10.

Diamonds are

a)

great conductors of heat

b)

rare in the universe

c)

great conductors of electricity

d)

made of glass (silica)

e)

a man's best friend

11.

A great way to tell if a diamond is real is to:

a)

scratch it on a flat surface

b)

try dissolving it in acid

c)

swallow it - if it comes out the other end OK it's a diamond

d)

try burning it in pure oxygen - it will burn away to nothing

12.

A buckyball of Carbon has

a)

60 Carbon Atoms, is the shape of a rugby ball

b)

60 Carbon Atoms, is the shape of a soccer ball

c)

100 Carbon Atoms, is the shape of a rugby ball

d)

100 Carbon Atoms, is the shape of a soccer ball

13.

A quick way to make visible Carbon is to:

a)

Add Rowan to a soup

b)

run a bunsen burner on blue flame

c)

add milo to milk

d)

burn toast, like really burn it

14.

We've had some great magic tricks, card tricks and entertainment during lockdown. The best was

a)

ALL - everyone was entertaining and mad the class great!

b)

The one where Dylan made the monkey disappear

c)

The one where Ross got stuck up a tree

d)

The one where Alex1 set Alex2's hair on fire and Alex3 had to throw orange juice over him to put him out

e)

the rap battle between Avram and Edwards