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Worksheets21 Questions about the periodic table
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
This element is named as the country where Marie Curie was born.
Polonium
Silicon
Francium
Hydrogen
Is the second rarest element in nature
Gallium
Silicon
Francium
Hydrogen
If it’s summer we can find this element in liquid state. But, if it’s winter we will find it in solid state.
Gallium
Silicon
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Moon’s surface is mainly composed of this element:
Potassium
Silicon
Oxygen
Hydrogen
This element has a close connection with electronics.
Potassium
Silicon
Boron
Hydrogen
This element was generated because of cosmic rays
Potassium
Beryllium
Boron
Hydrogen
Light bulbs used to be made with this element
Potassium
Tungsten
Titanium
Hydrogen
It is the most abundant element of the universe
Potassium
Neodymium
Titanium
Hydrogen
When this elements reacts with water, explodes.
Potassium
Neodymium
Titanium
Mercury
It used to be the element with which spaceships were made
Praseodymium
Neodymium
Titanium
Mercury
Nowadays, spaceships are done with this element
Praseodymium
Neodymium
Aluminium
Mercury
It’s symbol comes from the latin word ‘hydroargentum’ which means ‘silver water’.
Praseodymium
Neodymium
Selenium
Mercury
The strongest magnets are made with this element
Praseodymium
Neodymium
Selenium
Calcium
This element, that belongs to the rare earths, was discovered alongside neodymium
Praseodymium
Neon
Selenium
Calcium
This element can be found in walnuts and it is very good for memory
Carbon
Neon
Selenium
Calcium
This element is fundamental for having strong bones
Carbon
Neon
Nitrogen
Calcium
The spectrometer of this element resembles to the shirt number of Mágico González
Carbon
Neon
Nitrogen
Sodium
Graphene is composed of this element
Carbon
Neon
Nitrogen
Bismuth
Its name means ‘new’ and it was vastly used in colourful light signs
Uranium
Neon
Nitrogen
Bismuth
This element was generated from dying low mass stars and exploding massive stars
Uranium
Radium
Nitrogen
Bismuth
This element was generated from merging neutron stars
Uranium
Radium
Astatine
Bismuth
