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Chapter 3 Self Test


 


This is a self test for Chapter 3 to help you prepare for the unit test on
Chapters 1 through 3. You may take this self test as many times as
you want.

  • 1) Nonmetals are good conductors of heat and electricity.
  • 2) From left to right in the periodic table, the elements are arranged in order of decreasing
    atomic mass.

  • 3) The mass of a proton is about one atomic mass unit.
  • 4) Metals generally become more reactive as you move from left to right across the periodic
    table.

  • 5) Helium nuclei and energy are the products of the nuclear fusion of the sun's hydrogen.
  • 6) An element's properties can be predicted from its



  • 7) In the _____ state of matter, electrons are stripped away from the nuclei.



  • 8) If a substance is ____________, it can be pulled or drawn into a wire.



  • 9) The sun and many other stars are made mostly of the element _________.



  • 10) A(n) ________ is a positively charged particle in an atom's nucleus.



  • 11) Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of most metals?



  • 12) An element's ____________ shows the number of protons in its nucleus.



  • 13) Dmitri Mendeleev created the first



  • 14) The particles that are involved in the transfer or sharing between atoms are



  • 15) A(n) ___________ has some of the properties of both metals and nonmetals.



  • 16) When two identical nonmetal atoms are bonded together, the result is a(an) ______________.
    Answer:
  • 17) The family of ____________ is the most reactive group of metals in the periodic table.
    Answer:
  • 18) The __________ and the _____________are shown at the bottom of the periodic table in order
    to keep the table a reasonable size.

    Answer:
  • 19) A row of the periodic table is can a(n) ________________.
    Answer:
  • 20) The _____________ family is a very reactive group of mostly nonmetals whose atoms have 7
    valence electrons.

    Answer:
  • 21) Discuss some of the chemical properties of oxygen, its occurrence in nature, and its
    importance to life.

  • 22) Compare and contrast the properties of the alkali metals with the properties of the halogen
    family.

  • 23) What properties make metalloids useful in making semiconductors?
  • 24) What is a supernova and how is it related to the matter found on Earth?
  • 25) Describe three properties of the transition metals.
  • 26) What information can be found in a square of the periodic table? What does each piece of
    information mean?

   


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