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Types of Chemical Bonds Lowersixth Science Chemistry
 

Froggy Jumps

Types of Chemical Bonds Lowersixth Science ChemistryOnline version

Test your understanding of chemical bonding.

by YAKILI LMS
1

What is the definition of chemical bonding?

2

Which bond involves transfer of electrons?

3

Which bond forms between non-metal atoms sharing electrons?

4

What type of bond occurs in NaCl?

5

A bond with a sea of electrons is typical of which type?

6

Which bond generally conducts electricity in molten state?

7

What causes polarity in a covalent bond?

8

Which bond forms molecules like O2 and H2O?

9

Which bond is typically formed between a metal and a non-metal?

10

What is a lone pair in bonding terms?

11

What type of bond is in a diatomic molecule like N2?

12

Which bond typically forms crystal lattices?

13

What term describes unequal sharing of electrons?

14

Which bond generally has a defined bond length?

15

Which bond results from electrostatic attraction between ions?

16

What determines bond type in compounds?

17

Which bond is often strong and directional?

18

What is a dative (coordinate) bond?

19

Which bond type forms many organic compounds?

20

Which bond is typical in salts like KCl?

21

What is a hydrogen bond best described as?

22

What drives metallic bonding?

23

Which bond type allows conductivity in metals?

24

Which bond is typically non-conductive in solid form?

25

Which bond involves attraction by ions of opposite charge?

26

Which bond yields high melting points?

27

Which type forms molecules with discrete units?

28

What is a nonpolar covalent bond?

29

Which bond often forms salts found in seawater?

30

What is the bond type in CO2?

31

Which bond uses a sea of electrons in a lattice?

32

What determines whether a bond is polar?

33

Which bond results from sharing pair(s) of electrons?

34

Which type forms brittle crystalline solids?

35

In a polar covalent bond, electrons spend more time near more?

36

Which bond type has fixed ions in place?

37

What bond type often forms polymers like plastics?

38

Which bond is associated with electron sea model?

39

What is the term for a bond where electrons are shared unequally?

40

Which bond is typical in water (H2O)?

41

Which bond is formed when atoms share electrons equally?

42

What shape do many ionic compounds form in solid state?

43

Which bond is typically weaker than ionic bonds?

44

Which bond type leads to electrolytes in solutions?

45

What term describes bond formation by gain of electrons?

46

Which bond is strongest typically?

47

Which bond forms between identical atoms often?

48

What is the main difference between ionic and covalent bonds?

49

Which bond is described as sharing electrons pairwise?

50

Which bond type dissolves in water to form ions?

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