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The Periodic Table: Element Symbols & Names and Part Names

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

2.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

3.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

4.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

5.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

6.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

7.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

8.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

9.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

10.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

11.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

12.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

13.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

14.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

15.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

16.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

17.

Name the shaded part of the Periodic Table. (Write answer in all lower case letters; no capital letters please.)

(a)  

18.

Write the chemical symbol for: Aluminum

(a)  

19.

Write the chemical symbol for: Antimony

(a)  

20.

Write the chemical symbol for: Argon

(a)  

21.

Write the chemical symbol for: Beryllium

(a)  

22.

Write the chemical symbol for: Boron

(a)  

23.

Write the chemical symbol for: Bromine

(a)  

24.

Write the chemical symbol for: Calcium

(a)  

25.

Write the chemical symbol for: Carbon

(a)  

26.

Write the chemical symbol for: Chlorine

(a)  

27.

Write the chemical symbol for: Chromium

(a)  

28.

Write the chemical symbol for: Cobalt

(a)  

29.

Write the chemical symbol for: Copper

(a)  

30.

Write the chemical symbol for: Fluorine

(a)  

31.

Write the chemical symbol for: Gold

(a)  

32.

Write the chemical symbol for: Helium

(a)  

33.

Write the chemical symbol for: Hydrogen

(a)  

34.

Write the chemical symbol for: Iodine

(a)  

35.

Write the chemical symbol for: Lead

(a)  

36.

Write the chemical symbol for: Lithium

(a)  

37.

Write the chemical symbol for: Magnesium

(a)  

38.

Write the chemical symbol for: Manganese

(a)  

39.

Write the chemical symbol for: Mercury

(a)  

40.

Write the chemical symbol for: Neon

(a)  

41.

Write the chemical symbol for: Nickel

(a)  

42.

Write the chemical symbol for: Nitrogen

(a)  

43.

Write the chemical symbol for: Oxygen

(a)  

44.

Write the chemical symbol for: Phosphorus

(a)  

45.

Write the chemical symbol for: Potassium

(a)  

46.

Write the chemical symbol for: Silicon

(a)  

47.

Write the chemical symbol for: Silver

(a)  

48.

Write the chemical symbol for: Sodium

(a)  

49.

Write the chemical symbol for: Sulfur

(a)  

50.

Write the chemical symbol for: Tin

(a)  

51.

Write the chemical symbol for: Zinc

(a)  

52.

Write the chemical symbol for: Stibium

(a)  

53.

Write the chemical symbol for: Cuprum

(a)  

54.

Write the chemical symbol for: Aurum

(a)  

55.

Write the chemical symbol for: Ferrum

(a)  

56.

Write the chemical symbol for: Stannum

(a)  

57.

The Latin name for the element Antimony is...?

(a)  

58.

The Latin name for the element Copper is...?

(a)  

59.

The Latin name for the element Gold is...?

(a)  

60.

The Latin name for the element Iron is...?

(a)  

61.

The Latin name for the element Tin is...?

(a)  

62.

The Latin name for the element Silver is...?

(a)  

63.

The Latin name for the element Lead is...?

(a)  

64.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Al (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

65.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Sb (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

66.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Ar (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

67.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Be (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

68.

Write the element name for the following symbol: B (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

69.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Br (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

70.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Ca (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

71.

Write the element name for the following symbol: C (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

72.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Cl (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

73.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Cr (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

74.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Co (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

75.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Cu (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

76.

Write the element name for the following symbol: F (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

77.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Au (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

78.

Write the element name for the following symbol: He (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

79.

Write the element name for the following symbol: H (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

80.

Write the element name for the following symbol: I (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

81.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Pb (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

82.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Li (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

83.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Mg (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

84.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Mn (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

85.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Hg (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

86.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Ne (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

87.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Ni (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

88.

Write the element name for the following symbol: N (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

89.

Write the element name for the following symbol: O (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

90.

Write the element name for the following symbol: P (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

91.

Write the element name for the following symbol: K (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

92.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Si (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

93.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Ag (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

94.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Na (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

95.

Write the element name for the following symbol: S (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

96.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Sn (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

97.

Write the element name for the following symbol: Zn (Spelling Counts!)

(a)  

98.
Most of these elements are solid at room temperature.
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
99.
Most of these elements are silver-gray
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
100.
These elements are good conductors of heat and electricity
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
101.
These elements have a certain shiny look (i.e., they have a lustre)
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
102.
These elements are malleable (able to be hammered into thin sheets and molded)
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
103.
These elements can be found in all three states: solid, liquid, and gas
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
104.
These elements come in many colours, not just silver-gray
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
105.
These elements are poor conductors of heat and electricity (i.e., they are insulators)
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
106.
These elements are NOT malleable but rather brittle (they shatter or get crushed when hammered)
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
107.
Some of these elements have an odour (smell), which can sometimes be poisonous
a)
This is a property of a metal.
b)
This is a property of a non-metal
108.

These elements have properties in between those of a metal and non-metal. They are silvery in appearance and all are solid at room temperature. They are brittle (they shatter or become crushed when hammered) and tend to be poor conductors of heat and electricity. They are sometimes used as semiconductors. What is the name for these elements?

(a)  

109.
These elements are soft, silvery metals. They are the MOST reactive metals. They react rapidly and violently with water to form products that are alkaline (the opposite of acidic). They are never found in nature in a pure state; they are instead found as a part of chemical compounds (i.e., combined with other elements)
a)
These properties describe the Alkali Metals
b)
These properties describe the Alkaline Earth Metals
c)
These properties describe the Halogens
d)
These properties describe the Noble Gases
110.
These elements are lustrous (shiny), silvery metals. They are NOT the most reactive metals. They react rapidly and violently with water to form products that are alkaline (the opposite of acidic). They are never found in nature in a pure state; they are instead found as a part of chemical compounds (i.e., combined with other elements)
a)
These properties describe the Alkali Metals
b)
These properties describe the Alkaline Earth Metals
c)
These properties describe the Halogens
d)
These properties describe the Noble Gases
111.
These elements are colourful, corrosive non-metals. They are the MOST reactive non-metals. They are never found in nature in a pure state; they are instead found as a part of chemical compounds (i.e., combined with other elements)
a)
These properties describe the Alkali Metals
b)
These properties describe the Alkaline Earth Metals
c)
These properties describe the Halogens
d)
These properties describe the Noble Gases
112.
These elements are colourless gases. They are completely UNREACTIVE. They are found in nature in a pure state and they don't usually combine with other elements
a)
These properties describe the Alkali Metals
b)
These properties describe the Alkaline Earth Metals
c)
These properties describe the Halogens
d)
These properties describe the Noble Gases

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