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Modified T/F Modified T/F Multiple Choice Multiple Choice Completion

Elements were arranged in order of increasing atomic mass on Mendeleev's first periodic table. A 100

True A 100

The alkali metals are very stable and do not react easily with other elements. A 200

False; noble gases A 200

Group 14 on the periodic table contains metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. A 300

True A 300

Alkaline earth metals are commonly found in rocky terrains. A 400

False; are not A 400

Carbon is one of many nonmetals in group 14. A 500

False; the only nonmetal A 500

All periods on the periodic table contain the same number of elements. B 100

False; do not contain B 100

A metal is often shiny and is a poor conductor of electricity. B 200

False; good B 200

Elements on the far right of the periodic table are classified as nonmetals. B 300

True B 300

Silicon is in sand, glass, electronic devices, and medical tubing. B 400

True B 400

Gold is the most malleable metal. A piece of gold with the mass of a paperclip can be pulled into a wire more than 3 km long. B 500

False; ductile B 500

DAILY DOUBLE C 100 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

When Mendeleev developed the first periodic table, there were approximately _____ known elements. a. 10 b. 60 c. 100 d. 160 C 100

When Mendeleev developed the first periodic table, there were approximately _____ known elements. a. 10 b. 60

The elements in the second column from the left edge of the periodic table are the _____. a. alkali metals b. alkaline earth metals c. transition elements d. lanthanide and actinide series C 200

The elements in the second column from the left edge of the periodic table are the _____. a. alkali metals b. alkaline earth metals

What is meant by periodic in Periodic Table? a. the table has repeated cycles b. the elements occur more than once c. the table is only good for so long d. the table can be changed as needed C 300

What is meant by periodic in Periodic Table? a. the table has repeated cycles

The majority of the human body is made of which type of element? a. Metal b. Metalloid c. Nonmetal d. Synthetic C 400

The majority of the human body is made of which type of element? a. Metal b. Metalloid c. Nonmetal

Among the alkali metals, the tendency to react with other substances _____. a. does not vary greatly among the members of the group b. increases from top to bottom within the group c. varies in an unpredictable way within the group d. decreases from top to bottom within the group C 500

Among the alkali metals, the tendency to react with other substances _____. a. does not vary greatly among the members of the group b. increases from top to bottom within the group

The place of an element in the modern periodic table is determined by its _____. a. atomic number b. atomic mass c. Density d. chemical activity D 100

The place of an element in the modern periodic table is determined by its _____. a. atomic number

Which of the following categories of elements represents almost three-fourths of the periodic table? a. Gases b. Metalloids c. Metals d. Nonmetals D 200

Which of the following categories of elements represents almost three-fourths of the periodic table? a. Gases b. Metalloids c. Metals

Which of the following is NOT on an element key? a. atomic number b. state of matter c. Symbol d. Density D 300

Which of the following is NOT on an element key? a. atomic number b. state of matter c. Symbol d. Density

Which of the following is NOT one of the repeating patterns in Mendeleev’s periodic table? a. melting point b. boiling point c. atomic mass d. Reactivity D 400

Which of the following is NOT one of the repeating patterns in Mendeleev’s periodic table? a. melting point b. boiling point c. atomic mass

The radius of sodium (Na) atom is 186 pm. What is its circumference? a pm b pm c pm d pm D 500

The radius of sodium (Na) atom is 186 pm. What is its circumference? a pm b pm c pm d pm

Elements on the left side of the periodic table are classified as ____________________. E 100

metals

DAILY DOUBLE E 200 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

_______________ are often used by artists because the are very colorful. E 200

Transition elements

______________________ shows information about the element such as chemical symbol and atomic mass. E 300

The element key E 300

At high temperatures, metalloids act like ___________ and ___________ electricity. E 400

metals; conduct E 400

Metals become more malleable as you move from _______________ to _______________ on the periodic table. E 500

right; left E 500

Elements that have properties halfway between those of metals and nonmetals, are classified as ____________________. F 100

metalloids F 100

The property of metal that describes how shiny it is called _____________. F 200

luster F 200

_______________ is in most of the compounds that make up living things. F 300

Carbon F 300

F 400 At low temperatures, metalloids act like ___________ and ___________ electricity.

F 400 nonmetals; stop (do not conduct)

F 500 A sample of potassium would _______________ water because of its _______________ density.

F 500 float on; low

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Why are the lanthanide and actinide series removed from the main part of the periodic table and shown as separate rows below? Click on screen to continue

These elements were removed from the main part of the table so that periods 6 and 7 were not longer than the other periods.

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