Ionic Bond Basics Quiz

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Test your knowledge of ionic bonds.

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Froggy Jumps Ionic Bond Basics QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of ionic bonds. by Ma'am Maureen Macaranas 1 Which best describes how an ionic bond is formed? a By sharing electrons between two metals b By transferring electrons from a metal to a nonmetal c By mixing two substances without changing their structure 2 In an ionic bond, the metal atom usually: a Shares electrons with another metal b Gains electrons and becomes negatively charged c Loses electrons and becomes positively charged 3 Sodium (Na) has 1 valence electron, chlorine (Cl) has 7. What happens to form NaCl? a Chlorine gives one electron to sodium b Both share one electron each c Sodium gives one electron to chlorine 4 Which pair will form an ionic bond? a Sodium and fluorine b Oxygen and hydrogen c Carbon and hydrogen 5 What is formed when a metal loses electrons during ionic bonding? a A positively charged ion (cation) b A negatively charged ion (anion) c A neutral atom 6 What happens to Mg and Cl during ionic bonding? a Magnesium loses two electrons, each chlorine gains one b Magnesium gains two electrons from chlorine c Magnesium shares electrons with chlorine 7 In electron transfer, what does the nonmetal typically do? a Shares electrons equally with the metal b Gives electrons to the metal c Gains electrons from the metal 8 Which of the following compounds is ionic? a water b salt c carbon dioxide 9 Why are ionic bonds usually formed between metals and nonmetals? a Nonmetals can easily lose electrons b Metals and nonmetals have same electrons c Metals have low electronegativity and nonmetals high 10 What happens to overall charge of a compound after an ionic bond is formed? a It remains neutral b It becomes positive c It becomes negative

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Ionic Bond Basics QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of ionic bonds.

by Ma'am Maureen Macaranas

Which best describes how an ionic bond is formed?

By sharing electrons between two metals

By transferring electrons from a metal to a nonmetal

By mixing two substances without changing their structure

In an ionic bond, the metal atom usually:

Shares electrons with another metal

Gains electrons and becomes negatively charged

Loses electrons and becomes positively charged

Sodium (Na) has 1 valence electron, chlorine (Cl) has 7. What happens to form NaCl?

Chlorine gives one electron to sodium

Both share one electron each

Sodium gives one electron to chlorine

Which pair will form an ionic bond?

Sodium and fluorine

Oxygen and hydrogen

Carbon and hydrogen

What is formed when a metal loses electrons during ionic bonding?

A positively charged ion (cation)

A negatively charged ion (anion)

A neutral atom

What happens to Mg and Cl during ionic bonding?

Magnesium loses two electrons, each chlorine gains one

Magnesium gains two electrons from chlorine

Magnesium shares electrons with chlorine

In electron transfer, what does the nonmetal typically do?

Shares electrons equally with the metal

Gives electrons to the metal

Gains electrons from the metal

Which of the following compounds is ionic?

water

salt

carbon dioxide

Why are ionic bonds usually formed between metals and nonmetals?

Nonmetals can easily lose electrons

Metals and nonmetals have same electrons

Metals have low electronegativity and nonmetals high

What happens to overall charge of a compound after an ionic bond is formed?

It remains neutral

It becomes positive

It becomes negative

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Ionic Bond Basics QuizOnline version

by Ma'am Maureen Macaranas

Which best describes how an ionic bond is formed?

In an ionic bond, the metal atom usually:

Sodium (Na) has 1 valence electron, chlorine (Cl) has 7. What happens to form NaCl?

Which pair will form an ionic bond?

What is formed when a metal loses electrons during ionic bonding?

What happens to Mg and Cl during ionic bonding?

In electron transfer, what does the nonmetal typically do?

Which of the following compounds is ionic?

Why are ionic bonds usually formed between metals and nonmetals?

What happens to overall charge of a compound after an ionic bond is formed?

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