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Module 4 Review: Electrons in Atoms, Inspire Chemistry

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the relationship between the frequency and wavelength of light?

a)
The frequency and wavelength of light are inversely related.
b)
The frequency and wavelength of light are directly proportional.
c)
The frequency and wavelength of light are unrelated.
d)
The frequency and wavelength of light are equal in value.
2.

A wave carries __________ from one place to another.

a)
information
b)
energy
c)
vibration
d)

matter

3.

Which type of electromagnetic waves have the shortest wavelength and the highest frequency?

a)
Gamma rays
b)
Microwaves
c)
X-rays
d)
Ultraviolet rays
4.

Electromagnetic waves are all this type of wave:

a)
Transverse wave
b)
Standing wave
c)
Mechanical wave
d)
Longitudinal wave
5.

Match the EM wave type with its characteristics

a)

radio

1.

long wavelength, low frequency

b)

Microwave

2.

used in cooking and communication

c)

ultraviolet

3.

can cause skin damage & kill bacteria

d)

infrared

4.

heat radiation, TV remote, night vision

e)

gamma

5.

high energy, short λ, 3-4 ft. wall stops

6.

Describe Bohr's model of the atom.

a)
Bohr's model describes the atom with a nucleus and electrons in fixed orbits, introducing quantized energy levels.
b)
Bohr's model illustrates a solid atom with no empty space between particles.
c)
Bohr's model suggests that atoms are indivisible and do not have energy levels.
d)
Bohr's model depicts electrons in random paths around a central nucleus.
7.

A quantum of energy allows an electron to move ________________________

a)
to a stable position
b)
to a lower energy state
c)
to a higher energy level
d)
to a different atom
8.

Define photon

a)
A photon is a particle of sound energy.
b)
A photon is a type of chemical bond.
c)
A photon is a unit of electrical charge.
d)
A photon is a quantum of electromagnetic radiation, or light.
9.

What is happening with the electron when it gives off light?

a)
An electron moves to a higher energy level and releases heat.
b)
An electron transitions to a lower energy level and emits a photon.
c)
An electron collides with a proton and creates a neutron.
d)
An electron absorbs energy and becomes excited.
10.

The value of plank's constant is ?

a)

6.636 x 10-34

b)

6.626 x 10-34

c)

7.11 x 10-34

d)

10.20 x 10-34

11.

What scientist and equation prove that particles have wave properties?

a)
Max Planck and his constant h.
b)
Albert Einstein and his theory E=mc².
c)

Louis de Broglie and his equation λ = h/mv.

d)
Niels Bohr and his model of the atom.
12.

Describe the photoelectric effect

a)
The photoelectric effect describes the heating of materials when exposed to ultraviolet light.
b)
The photoelectric effect is the emission of electrons from a material when exposed to light of sufficient frequency.
c)
The photoelectric effect involves the reflection of light off a surface without any electron movement.
d)
The photoelectric effect is the absorption of light by a material without electron emission.
13.

Describe atomic emissions spectra and their use.

a)
Atomic emission spectra are used to measure temperature changes in gases.
b)

Atomic emission spectra are a set if frequencies of EM waves that are given off by elements and used for identifying elements

c)
Atomic emission spectra are primarily used for predicting chemical reactions.
d)
Atomic emission spectra are utilized for determining molecular weights of compounds.
14.

What is light made of?

a)

Light is made of particles and waves

b)
Light is made of particles.
c)
Light is made of waves.
d)
Light is made of energy.
15.

What is the maximum number of orbitals in each sub-level?

a)

s

1.

1

b)

p

2.

3

c)

d

3.

5

d)

f

4.

7

16.

What is the maximum number of electrons in each sub-level?

a)

s

1.

2

b)

p

2.

6

c)

d

3.

10

d)

f

4.

14

17.

What are the two ways that electrons spin?

a)
Spin-fast and spin-slow
b)

clockwise and counter clockwise

c)
Spin-forward and spin-backward
d)
Spin-left and spin-right
18.

What is the next atomic orbital in the series 1s, 2s, 2p, 3s, 3p, 4s

a)
4p
b)
5s
c)
3d
d)
3f
19.

Which of the following have the lowest energy level?

a)

4p6

b)

3p6

c)
4s²
d)

3d10

20.
Question Image
a)

A

1.

crest or peak

b)

B or E

2.

wavelength

c)

C or F

3.

amplitude

d)

D

4.

trough

e)

horizontal straight line

5.

line of origin

21.

Match the vocabulary word with the definition.

a)

frequency

1.

the number of waves per second

b)

electromagnetic spectrum

2.

the range of all possible frequencies of electromagnetic radiation

c)

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

3.

speed & position of particle are unknown

d)

atomic orbital

4.

a region in an atom where there is a high probability of finding electrons

e)

wavelength

5.

the distance between successive peaks of a wave

22.

Match the vocabulary word with its definition

a)

Aufbau Principle

1.

The rule that electrons occupy the lowest energy orbitals first.

b)

Pauli Exclusion Principle

2.

Maximum of 2 e-/orbital, opposite spins

c)

Hund's Rule

3.

E-'s must spin one way first

d)

Electron Configuration

4.

The distribution of electrons in an atom's orbitals.

e)

Valence Electrons

5.

The electrons in the outermost shell of an atom.

23.

Match the following element to it's electron configuration

a)

Lithium

1.

1s2 2s1

b)

Boron

2.

1s2 2s2 2p1

c)

Chlorine

3.

1s2 2s2 3p6 3s2 3p5

d)

Nitrogen

4.

1s2 2s2 2p3

e)

Calcium

5.

1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3s2

24.

Why do hot things glow?

a)

The heat excites the electrons. They take a quantum leap to a higher energy level. When the e- cools off, a photon is emitted. The frequency of the photon corresponds to the wavelength of a certain color, depending on the element.

b)
Hot things glow from the absorption of sound waves.
c)
Hot things glow due to chemical reactions.
d)
Hot things glow because they are made of metal.
25.

Describe the Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom.

a)
The Quantum Mechanical Model depicts electrons as fixed particles in circular orbits, following classical physics.
b)
The Quantum Mechanical Model suggests that atoms are indivisible and electrons have defined paths around the nucleus.
c)
The Quantum Mechanical Model states that electrons are located in specific energy levels without any probabilistic behavior.
d)

The Quantum Mechanical Model describes electrons as wave functions having the probability of being in a 3D orbital.

26.

What is the frequency of a wave in the electromagnetic spectrum if it has a wavelength of 3.00 x 10-2 meters?

a)

1.00 x 1010 Hz

b)

5.00 x 109 Hz

c)

2.00 x 1011 Hz

d)

3.50 x 1010 Hz

27.

Is this electron dot structure correct? Defend your answer.

a)

No, the chemical symbol is incorrect. I should be an element from Group 13.

b)

No, there should be two pairs of two dots on two sides of the structure.

c)

Yes, the electron dot structure is correct. It has the correct number of dots on the proper sides of the correct chemical symbol.

d)

No, it needs more electrons.