1. Rapid Review
Periodic Table

2. Lesson 1
Periodic Law
When elements are arranged by their “?” Their Chemical and Physical Properties show a regular and repeating pattern
Alphabetical Order
Atomic Number
Atomic Mass

3. Periodic Law
When elements are arranged by their “Atomic Number” Their Chemical and Physical Properties show a regular and repeating pattern

4. The Horizontal Rows on the Periodic Table are called “?”
Groups
Pudding
Periods

5. The Horizontal Rows on the Periodic Table are called “Periods”

6. The Period Number tells you how many “?” an Element has.
Protons
Electron Shells
Valence Electrons

7. The Period Number tells you how many “Electron Shells” an Element has.

8. Fe, Co and Ni are in Period 4, so they all have 4 electrons shells

9. Period 1 is considered full with “?” electrons.2 4 8

10. Period 1 is considered full with “2” electrons.

11. Periods 2-7 are considered full with “?” electrons.4 8

12. Periods 2-7 are considered full with “8” electrons.

13. “?” are elements in the same Vertical Column on the Periodic Table.
Groups
Groupies
Periods

14. “Groups” are elements in the same Vertical Column on the Periodic Table.

15. Elements in the same Group have the same number of “?”
Electron Shells
Valence Electrons
Periods

16. Elements in the same Group have the same number of “Valence Electrons”

17. The number of Valence Electrons determines the “?” of an element
Chemical Properties
Period Number
Smell

18. The number of Valence Electrons determines the “Chemical Properties” of an element

19. Lesson 2 The “?” divides the Periodic Table into 3 main groups.
Period Number
Zig-Zag Line
Flugensthimer

20. The “Zig-Zag Line” divides the Periodic Table into 3 main groups.

21. “?” are the elements to the left of the Zig-Zag Line
Metals
Non Metals
Metalloids

22. “Metals” are the elements to the left of the Zig-Zag Line

23. Which of the following is not a property of Metals :
- Luster
- Dull
-High Melting Point
-Good Conductors of electricity
-Malleable & Ductile

24. - Dull Which of the following is not a property of Metals : - Luster
-High Melting Point
-Good Conductors of electricity
-Malleable & Ductile

25. “?” are the elements
(Except Aluminum) that
Touch the Zig-Zag Line
Metals
Non Metals
Metalloids

26. “Metalloids” are the elements
(Except Aluminum) that touch the Zig-Zag Line

27. Metalloids are “?" of electricity
Semi-conductors
Insulators
Conductors

28. Metalloids are semi-conductors
Metalloids are “Semi-conductors " of electricity
Metalloids are semi-conductors

29. “?” are the elements that are to the
right of the Zig-Zag Line
Metals
Non Metals
Metalloids

30. “Non Metals” are the elements that are to the
right of the Zig-Zag Line

31. Which of the following is not a property of Non Metals :
-Dull
-Low Melting Point
-Malleable
- Poor Conductors of electricity
- Brittle

32. Which of the following is not a property of Non Metals :
-Dull
-Low Melting Point
-Malleable
- Poor Conductors of electricity
- Brittle
Only metals are Malleable

33. Lesson 3
Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals or Both
“So reactive , that they are not found in a pure state in Nature”

34. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals -Both
“So reactive , that they are not found in a pure state in Nature

35. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals -Both
Have 1 Valence electron

36. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals -Both
Have 1 Valence electron

37. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals –Both
React very easily with Halogens to form "Salts"

38. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals –Both
React very easily with Halogens to form "Salts"

39. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals –Both
React slowly with water

40. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals –Both
React slowly with water

41. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals –Both
So soft, they can be cut with a knife

42. Does this statement apply best to : Alkali Metals – Alkaline Earth Metals –Both
So soft, they can be cut with a knife

43. Lesson 4 Which of the following metals is not a Transition Metal ? CuFe Al Ag

44. Which of the following metals is not a Transition Metal ?Cu Fe Al Ag

45. Which of the following metals is not an “Other Metal” ?Au Pb Bi

46. Which of the following metals is not an “Other Metal” ?Au Pb Bi

47. Both the “Other Metals” and the “Transition Metals” are good conductors of Heat and “?”
Electricity
Light
Cold
Pudding

48. Both the “Other Metals” and the “Transition Metals” are good conductors of Heat and “Electricity”

49. One of the differences between the Other Metals and the Transition Metals is that the Transition Metals can pull an extra valence e-from the “?” outermost shell.
1st – 2nd – 3rd -4th

50. One of the differences between the Other Metals and the Transition Metals is that the Transition Metals can pull an extra valence e-from the “2nd” outermost shell.

51. The “Other Metals” tend to have “?” melting points.
High
Low
Medium
Extra Special

52. The “Other Metals” tend to have “Low” melting points.

53. Lesson 5
Silicon and Germanium are 2 of the most important Metalloids since they are “?” of Electricity.
Conductors
Semi-conductors
Insulators

54. Silicon and Germanium are 2 of the most important Metalloids since they are “Semi-conductors” of Electricity.
Conductor
Semi-Conductor
Insulator

55. Which of the following elements is not a “Non-Metal”
H, C, As, or O

56. Which of the following elements is not a “Non-Metal”
H, C, As, or O

57. Metalloids have a “?” Luster.
Dull
Shiny
Bumpy
Pudding

58. Metalloids have a “Shiny” Luster.

59. Lesson 6
The 2 main types of Rare Earth Elements are the Lanthanides and the “?”.
Alkalides
Actinides
Hemorrhoids
Mettalides

60. The 2 main types of Rare Earth Elements are the Lanthanides and the “Actinides”.

61. Which of the following is not a property of the Lanthanides ?
Most occur naturally on our planet
Most are radioactive
All are in Period 6

62. Which of the following is not a property of the Lanthanides ?
Most occur naturally on our planet
Most are radioactive
All are in Period 6

63. Which of the following is not a property of the Actinides ?
Most are synthetic or man-made
Most are radioactive
All are in Period 6

64. Which of the following is not a property of the Actinides ?
Most are synthetic or man-made
Most are radioactive
All are in Period 6
Actinides are in Period 7

65. Lesson 7 Which of the following is not a property of the Noble Gases ?
All are gases at room temp.
Non-Reactive with other elements
Poisonous, Very Chemically Reactive

66. Poisonous,Very Chemically Reactive
Which of the following is not a property of the Noble Gases ?
All are gases at room temp.
Non-Reactive with other elements
Poisonous,Very Chemically Reactive

67. Transition Other Alkali
Halogens react violently with “?” Metals to form salts
Transition
Other
Alkali

68. Alkali Halogens react violently with “?” Metals to form salts
Transition
Other
Alkali

69. Electrons makes a full shell
Only, the “?” have a full Valence Shell.
Halogens
Transition Metals
Noble Gases
Transmutagens

70. Only, the “Noble Gases” have a full Valence Shell.

71. Which of the following is not a Halogen ?Cl Ne I

72. Which of the following is not a Halogen ?Cl Ne I

73. The “?” Have 7 Valence electrons
Noble Gases
Alkali Metals
Halogens
Puddings

74. The “Halogens” Have 7 Valence electrons