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Question 1 How many different groups are there on the periodic table?

Question 2 How many different periods are there on the periodic table?

Transition Metals Noble Gases Alkali Metals Halogens Question 3 What is the name for all of the elements in group VIII (also called group 0) of the periodic table?

Transformational Metals Transition Metals Non-metals Metaloids Question 4 What are the elements in this section of the periodic table called?

Chlorine Bromine Neon Iodine Question 5 Which of the elements in not in the group highlighted on the periodic table?

Neon Lithium Hydrogen Helium Question 6 Which element would be found in the highlighted box on the periodic table?

Solids and Liquids Liquids and Gases Metals and Non-Metals Solids and Gases Question 7 What does this line separate on the periodic table?

Nothing, they are unreactive. They all stick to magnets. They are all toxic. All react with water. Question 8 What do all of the elements in this group do?

Nothing, they are unreactive. They all stick to magnets. They are all toxic. All react with water. Question 9 What do all of the elements in this group do?

Solids (at 20 O C) Liquids (at 20 O C) Gases (at 20 O C) Metals Question 10 Which of these is the biggest group in the periodic table?

Calcium Carbon Curium Cobalt Question 11 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Beryllium Boron Berkelium Barium Question 12 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Neon Sodium Nitrogen Potassium Question 13 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Argon Gold Silver Aluminium Question 14 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Nitrogen Fluorine Neon Sodium Question 15 Which element would have the atomic number 10?

Question 1 How many different groups are there on the periodic table?

Question 2 How many different periods are there on the periodic table?

Transition Metals Noble Gases Alkali Metals Halogens Question 3 What is the name for all of the elements in group VIII (also called group 0) of the periodic table?

Transformational Metals Transition Metals Non-metals Metaloids Question 4 What are the elements in this section of the periodic table called?

Chlorine Bromine Neon Iodine Question 5 Which of the elements in not in the group highlighted on the periodic table?

Neon Lithium Hydrogen Helium Question 6 Which element would be found in the highlighted box on the periodic table?

Solids and Liquids Liquids and Gases Metals and Non-Metals Solids and Gases Question 7 What does this line separate on the periodic table?

Nothing, they are unreactive. They all stick to magnets. They are all toxic. All react with water. Question 8 What do all of the elements in this group do?

Nothing, they are unreactive. They all stick to magnets. They are all toxic. All react with water. Question 9 What do all of the elements in this group do?

Solids (at 20 O C) Liquids (at 20 O C) Gases (at 20 O C) Metals Question 10 Which of these is the biggest group in the periodic table?

Calcium Carbon Curium Cobalt Question 11 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Beryllium Boron Berkelium Barium Question 12 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Neon Sodium Nitrogen Potassium Question 13 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Argon Gold Silver Aluminium Question 14 Which element is represented by the symbol shown on the right?

Nitrogen Fluorine Neon Sodium Question 15 Which element would have the atomic number 10?