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Froggy Jumps Atom Structure QuizOnline version Test about atomic theory basics by Cindie-Lein Jocson 1 Who introduced the idea that matter is made up of tiny, indivisible particles called atoms? a Chadwick b Aristotle c Democritus 2 Which of the following statements correctly depicts the law of definite proportions? a The mass of oxygen in water is always 8 times that of hydrogen present regardless of where it came f b The mass of carbon in carbon dioxide is always 3 times that of oxygen present regardless of source. c The mass ratio of H and O in water (H2O) differs depending on its source. 3 Which of the following pairs of compounds can be used to illustrate the law of multiple proportions? a HBr and H2O2 b ZnS2 and ZnCl2 c CO and CO2 4 Who is the scientist who discovered the law of definite proportions? a Lavoisier b Proust c J.J. Thomson 5 Whose work showed for the first time that atoms emit negatively charged particles? a Ernest Rutherford b John Dalton c J.J. Thomson 6 Which experimental evidence did Thomson use to prove that particles made up cathode rays rather than light? a Cathode rays are emitted in a vacuum tube b Cathode rays are deflected in the presence of electric and magnetic fields c Cathode rays refract through a prism 7 What model shows an atom as a ball of positive charge with electrons embedded in it, much like chocolate chips spread through cookie dough? a Chocolate Pudding model b Plum Pudding model c Chocolate Chip model 8 Which of the following statements did NOT correctly describe the results of the experiments done to determine the nature of the atom? a Rutherford’s thin gold foil experiment led to the discovery of the charge of the nucleus. b The cathode ray tube proved that electrons are negatively charged particles. c The results of Rutherford’s experiment supported J.J. Thomson’s plum pudding model. 9 If Rutherford’s experiment proved the correctness of J.J. Thomson’s model, what would he observe? a Alpha particles are greatly deflected by the foil. b Alpha particles bounced back from the foil. c Alpha particles had little to no deflection. 10 Who is the scientist whose experiment led to the idea that the center of the atom is a dense positive charge? a John Dalton b J.J. Thomson c Ernest Rutherford 11 What is the significance of the alpha particles that deflected from the gold foil? a It showed that the gold foil is very thin. b It showed that an atom is mostly empty space. c Alpha particles are emitted by radioactive elements. 12 What does the atom consist of? a Electrons, protons, and alpha particles b Electrons, protons, and neutrons c Neutrons and protons 13 How many protons are there in any given neutral atom relative to the number of electrons? a More than the amount of electrons b Less than the amount of electrons c Equal to the amount of electrons 14 Which of the following correctly describes a proton? a At the subatomic particle level, it is massive and has a +1 charge b At the subatomic particle level, it is massive and has a –1 charge c At the subatomic particle level, it is light and has a +1 charge 15 Which subatomic particle(s) are found in the nucleus and account for most of the mass of the atom? a Electrons and protons b Protons and neutrons c Neutrons and electrons

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Atom Structure QuizOnline version

by Cindie-Lein Jocson

Who introduced the idea that matter is made up of tiny, indivisible particles called atoms?

Which of the following statements correctly depicts the law of definite proportions?

Which of the following pairs of compounds can be used to illustrate the law of multiple proportions?

Who is the scientist who discovered the law of definite proportions?

Whose work showed for the first time that atoms emit negatively charged particles?

Which experimental evidence did Thomson use to prove that particles made up cathode rays rather than light?

What model shows an atom as a ball of positive charge with electrons embedded in it, much like chocolate chips spread through cookie dough?

Which of the following statements did NOT correctly describe the results of the experiments done to determine the nature of the atom?

If Rutherford’s experiment proved the correctness of J.J. Thomson’s model, what would he observe?

Who is the scientist whose experiment led to the idea that the center of the atom is a dense positive charge?

What is the significance of the alpha particles that deflected from the gold foil?

What does the atom consist of?

How many protons are there in any given neutral atom relative to the number of electrons?

Which of the following correctly describes a proton?

Which subatomic particle(s) are found in the nucleus and account for most of the mass of the atom?