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1

An element is a solid, shiny, malleable, and ductile at room temperature. What other properties would it most likely have?
A)It conducts both heat and electricity well.
B)It conducts heat well, but not electricity.
C)It conducts electricity well, but not heat.
D)It does not conduct heat or electricity.
2

What is the best description of electrons in the element shown below?
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A)The electrons fill three energy levels.
B)There are three valence electrons.
C)There is one stable octet.
D)There are two valence electrons.
3

What feature is common to elements in the same group (vertical column) on the periodic table?
A)The atoms have the same number of protons.
B)The atoms have the same number of energy levels.
C)The atoms have the number of valence electrons.
D)The atoms have the number of neutrons.
4

Predict the number of valence electrons and their behaviour in an atom of rubidium (atomic number 37). Rubidium is just below potassium on the periodic table.
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A)The atom has 1 valence electron and gains 7 electrons in chemical reactions.
B)The atom has 1 valence electron and loses it in chemical reactions.
C)The atom has 7 valence electrons and gains 1 more electron in chemical reactions.
D)The atom has 7 valence electrons and loses all of them in chemical reactions.
5

What does an atom that loses electrons become?
A)a positively charged ion called a cation
B)a negatively charged ion called a cation
C)a positively charged ion called an anion
D)a negatively charged ion called an anion
6

What are the proper names for the ions shown in the diagram?
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A)aluminium ion and oxygen ion
B)aluminide ion and oxygen ion
C)aluminide ion and oxide ion
D)aluminium ion and oxide ion
7

What happens when an atom of potassium reacts with an atom of fluorine to form the ionic compound potassium fluoride, KF?
A)An electron is transferred from the metallic atom to the non-metallic atom.
B)An electron is transferred from the non-metallic atom to the metallic atom?
C)A single electron is shared.
D)Several electrons are shared.
8

What type of binary compound would the chemical CF4 most likely be?
A)ionic, because it is formed from a metal and a non-metal
B)ionic, because it is formed from two non-metals
C)molecular, because it is formed from a metal and a non-metal
D)molecular, because it is formed from two non-metals
9

Which description is most appropriate for a sample of the compound sulfur dioxide, SO2?
A)a crystal lattice formed by electron transfer
B)a crystal lattice formed by electron sharing
C)independent molecules formed by electron transfer
D)independent molecules formed by electron sharing
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What is the maximum number of covalent bonds a phosphorus atom can form?
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A)1
B)3
C)7
D)15







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