Formative Assessment - Blue
Name: _________________
1)
The two main areas of the atom are the ___________ and ______________.
2)
The proton is approximately ____________ times more/less massive than the electron.
(fill in the blank and circle either more or less)
3)
The proton has approximately more/less/the same mass as the neutron (circle one)
4)
The charge on the proton _________________.
5)
The charge on the neutron ________________.
6)
The charge on the electron _________________.
7)
The sum of the protons and neutrons in an atom is called the _________________.
8)
The neutral subatomic particle found in the nucleus is the ______________.
9)
A particle with very little mass and a negative charge found in the atom is a/an ___________.
10) The neutron has more/less/the same mass as the electron (circle one)
11)
If you know an atom’s _____________________ you can identify that atom.
12) Circle all of the following charges that do NOT appear in normal matter?
a. +2.2e
13)
b. –5e
c. +2/4e
d. +3/4e
e. –4.1e
f. –1e
The atomic number is:
a. the number of protons in the nucleus
b. the number of neutrons in the nucleus
c. the number of neutrons plus protons
14)
The below are atoms. List how many protons are in each:
a. Carbon:
__________
b. Sodium:
__________
15)
Which of the following statements regarding electric charge is TRUE?
a) A positive charge repels a negative charge and attracts other positive charges.
b) A positive charge attracts a negative charge and repels other positive charges.
Element
Atomic #
Atomic Mass Rounded
(this is the most common
isotope found on earth)
O
# of Protons
# of Neutrons
(most common
found on earth)
# of Electrons in
a neutral atom
8
11
17
In the picture below, label the:
1) 2 main areas of the atom.
2) The 3 subatomic particles in the picture.
+
a) How many protons does this atom have?
_______________
b) How many neutrons does this element have? _______________
c) What element is this?
_______________
d) What is the atomic mass of this element?
_______________
Effort Score for week of 9/15:
Class Notes ____+Attention____+Participation____+Homework____+Studying___ = Total:____
Total Effort Score x 5 = _____
atomic number
energy level
neutron
quantum theory
positive
electron
isotopes
nucleus
radioactive
negative
elementary charge
atomic mass
spectral line
spectroscope
electron cloud
1
10
100
2000
20,000
neutral
north
south
ion
inner shell
Atoms
Protons
ground state
excited state
energy levels
elementary force
strong nuclear force
charge weak nuclear force
atomic number
energy level
neutron
quantum theory
positive
electron
isotopes
nucleus
radioactive
negative
elementary charge
atomic mass
spectral line
spectroscope
electron cloud
1
10
100
2000
20,000
neutral
north
south
ion
inner shell
Atoms
Protons
ground state
excited state
energy levels
elementary force
strong nuclear force
charge weak nuclear force
atomic number
energy level
neutron
quantum theory
positive
electron
isotopes
nucleus
radioactive
negative
elementary charge
atomic mass
spectral line
spectroscope
electron cloud
1
10
100
2000
20,000
neutral
north
south
ion
inner shell
Atoms
Protons
ground state
excited state
energy levels
elementary force
strong nuclear force
electromagnetic force
electromagnetic force
electromagnetic force
charge weak nuclear force