Question 1
Which statement about atom structure is correct?
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Almost all the mass is concentrated in the nucleus
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Most of the mass is in electron shells
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Protons orbit around electrons
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Neutrons are negatively charged
Question 2
An atom has atomic number \(12\) and mass number \(24\). How many neutrons does it have?
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\(12\)
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\(24\)
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\(6\)
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\(36\)
Question 3
For chlorine isotopes \(35\) (\(75\%\)) and \(37\) (\(25\%\)), what is the relative atomic mass?
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\(35.5\)
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\(36.0\)
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\(35.0\)
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\(36.5\)
Question 4
What is the electronic structure of sodium (atomic number \(11\))?
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\(2,8,1\)
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\(2,8,2\)
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\(2,7,2\)
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\(2,9\)
Question 5
What is the electronic structure of calcium (atomic number \(20\))?
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\(2,8,8,2\)
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\(2,8,8,1\)
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\(2,8,10\)
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\(2,10,8\)
Question 6
What charge does a sodium ion have after losing one electron?
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\(+1\)
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\(-1\)
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\(+2\)
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\(0\)
Question 7
What is the electron arrangement of a chloride ion, Cl-?
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\(2,8,8\)
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\(2,8,7\)
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\(2,7,8\)
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\(2,8,8,1\)
Question 8
What is the approximate radius of an atom?
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\(1 \times 10^{-10}\,\mathrm{m}\)
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\(1 \times 10^{-6}\,\mathrm{m}\)
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\(1 \times 10^{-14}\,\mathrm{m}\)
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\(1 \times 10^{-2}\,\mathrm{m}\)
Question 9
What is the relative mass of an electron compared with a proton?
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Very small, about \(\frac{1}{1836}\)
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Exactly \(1\)
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About \(1836\)
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Exactly \(0\)
Question 10
How does Group 1 reactivity change down the group?
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It increases
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It decreases
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It stays constant
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It alternates every element
Question 11
How does Group 7 reactivity change down the group?
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It decreases
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It increases
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It stays constant
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It doubles each period
Question 12
Which electron arrangement makes Group 0 elements unreactive?
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A stable full outer shell
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One outer electron to lose
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Seven outer electrons to gain
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A partly filled outer shell
Question 13
Which halogen can displace bromine from potassium bromide solution?
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Chlorine
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Iodine
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Astatine
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Neon
Question 14
A sample has \(60\%\) isotope X-\(20\) and \(40\%\) isotope X-\(22\). What is the relative atomic mass?
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\(20.8\)
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\(21.0\)
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\(20.0\)
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\(22.0\)
Question 15
Aluminium-\(27\) forms Al3+. How many electrons are in Al3+?
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\(10\)
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\(13\)
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\(14\)
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\(27\)
Question 16
What is relative atomic mass?
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Weighted mean mass of an element's isotopes
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The number of protons
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The mass of one atom in grams
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The number of shells
Question 17
Which particles are counted in an atom's mass number?
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Protons and neutrons
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Protons only
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Neutrons only
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Protons and electrons
Question 18
What happens when an atom loses an electron?
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It forms a positive ion
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It forms a negative ion
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It becomes a neutron
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It gains a proton
Question 19
What forms when an atom gains an electron?
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A negative ion
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A positive ion
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A different isotope
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The next element
Question 20
What does Group 1 in the periodic table show?
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Elements with one electron in the outer shell
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Elements with one proton in each nucleus
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Elements with one neutron in each nucleus
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Elements with a full outer electron shell
Question 21
What charge does a Group 7 atom have after gaining one electron?
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1−
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1+
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2−
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0
Question 22
Which atomic model placed electrons within a sphere of positive charge?
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The plum-pudding model
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Dalton's solid-sphere model
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Rutherford's nuclear model
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Bohr's shell model
Question 23
Which property orders elements in the modern periodic table?
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Atomic number
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Relative atomic mass
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Number of electron shells
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State at room temperature
Question 24
Where are transition metals in the periodic table?
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In the centre
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At the far left
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At the far right
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Across the top row
Question 25
What is a compound?
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Elements chemically bonded together
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Elements simply mixed together
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Atoms of one kind only
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Atoms with different neutron numbers
Question 26
Compared with Group 1 metals, transition metals are generally what?
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Less reactive
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More reactive
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Softer
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Lower melting
Question 27
How did Mendeleev order the elements in his periodic table?
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By atomic weight
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By atomic number
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By alphabetical name
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By increasing density
Question 28
Where are the non-metals found in the periodic table?
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On the right-hand side
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On the left-hand side
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In the central block
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In the bottom two rows
Question 29
Which statement is true of a mixture?
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Its parts are not chemically bonded
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Its parts are chemically bonded
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It has a fixed chemical formula
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It melts at a single temperature