CHEM 110
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Elements and Periodic Table Practice Quiz 1 – Answer Key
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Answer Key is for the last three pages only.
Part 1: Write the element’s symbol
Part 2: Write the element’s name
1)
vanadium
21) Cs
2)
tin
22) Ba
3)
titanium
23) Ni
4)
potassium
24) Ga
5)
cobalt
25) Ge
6)
astatine
26) Br
7)
carbon
27) Al
8)
zinc
28) U
9)
mercury
29) Sc
10)
calcium
30) Ne
11)
lead
31) N
12)
gold
32) Mg
13)
selenium
33) Fe
14)
arsenic
34) Fr
15)
sulfur
35) Xe
16)
tungsten
36) Sr
17)
oxygen
37) Rn
18)
manganese
38) F
19)
lithium
39) Cl
20)
silicon
40) Pu
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Part 2a: “Regions” of the Periodic Table
Question 41) In the table below, circle the noble gases.
Question 42) In the table below, circle the alkali earth metals.
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Question 43) In the table below, circle the metalloids.
Question 44) In the table below, circle the halogens.
Note: Astatine (At) is sometimes considered a
metalloid. If you list it as such, I will not count it
wrong. Try to classify it as a “halogen” instead.
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CHEM 110
Part 2b: “Regions" of the Periodic Table
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Matching.
Use the information on the periodic table below to help you.
Write your answers in the blank.
Answers might be used only once, more than once, or not at all.
Give the most specific answer.
A
45)
Beryllium (Be)
A)
alkali earth metal
E
46)
Boron (B)
B)
alkali metal
F
47)
Krypton (Kr)
C)
halogen
G
48)
Phosphorus (P)
D)
metal
D
49)
Silver (Ag)
E)
metalloid (semimetal)
F)
noble gas
G)
nonmetal
Note: Beryllium (Be) is a metal, but it is more specifically an alkali earth metal.
Note: Krypton (Kr) is a nonmetal, but it is more specifically a noble gas.
Note: Phosphorus (P) does not border the zig-zag line. Therefore, it is not a metalloid (semimetal).
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