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3. 1 st Six Weeks Test Review Science Atomic Structure & The Periodic Table

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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Group A AGroup B BGroup C CGroup D DGroup E EGroup F

6. The part of an atom with a negative charge. A 100

7. What is an electron? A 100

8. A shortened way to represent atom’s names on the Periodic Table. A 200

9. What is a symbol? A 200

10. The number of neutrons can change. A 300

11. What is an isotope? A 300

12. This occupies the most volume in an atom. A 400

13. What is empty space? A 400

14. The name of the Russian scientist who developed the current periodic table. A 500

15. Dmitri Mendeleev A 500

16. The smallest part of matter. B 100

17. What is an atom? B 100

18. The number of protons identifies the atom and tells this. B 200

19. What is the atomic number? B 200

20. This is the name of the model that uses “fixed rings” to represent the atom. B 300

21. What is the Bohr Model? B 300

22. The place where we find valence electrons. B 400

23. What is the outer ring? B 400

24. The first metal of the Alkali metals. B 500

25. Lithium (Li) B 500

26. This is the location of the protons and neutrons. C 100

27. What is the nucleus? C 100

28. amu C 200

29. What is the abbreviation for Atomic Mass Unit? C 200

30. Elements within this tend to react the same. C 300

31. What are the Groups or Families? C 300

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33. Accounts for the least amount of mass in the atom. C 400

34. What is the electron? C 400

35. The three sub-atomic particles of the atom. C 500

36. What are the proton, neutron, and electron? C 500

37. The part of the atom with a positive charge. D 100

38. What is the proton? D 100

39. The location of the metalloids. D 200

40. What is the zig zag line? Or What is between the metals and non-metals. D 200

41. Members all have the same number of energy levels. D 300

42. What is a period? D 300

43. The group where the noble gases are found. D 400

44. What is Group 18? D 400

45. The location that makes up the majority of the atom’s mass. D 500

46. What is the nucleus? D 500

47. The part of the atom with no charge or a neutral charge. E 100

48. What is a neutron? E 100

49. Members of this are all of the same kind of atom. E 200

50. What is an element? E 200

51. This is found when you add protons + neutrons. E 300

52. What is atomic mass? E 300

53. The measurement of the amount of matter in a particle. E 400

54. What is mass? E 400

55. Two elements in the Alkaline Earth Metal Group. E 500

56. What are: Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, and Ra. E 500

57. This is the location of the electrons. F 100

58. What is the electron cloud? F 100

59. F 200 This is a chart organized to show elements by increasing atomic number.

60. F 200 What is the Periodic Table?

61. F 300 This is the most important factor to know when trying to identify an atom.

62. What is the number of protons? F 300

63. The location of the Transition Metals. F 400

64. What are Groups 3 – 12? F 400

65. Al and it’s number of protons, or it’s Atomic Number. F 500

66. What is Aluminum’s Symbol and the number 13? F 500

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68. An element in Group 14 that is in thousands of compounds and in the food we eat. Every organic compound contains this non-metallic element. Click on screen to continue

69. What is a Carbon? Click on screen to continue

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