Periodic Trends: Electronegativity Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Periodic Trends: Electronegativity QuizOnline version Test your understanding of electronegativity trends. by KARYLLE CHAVEZ 1 What element has the highest electronegativity? a Oxygen b Neon c Fluorine 2 Across a period electronegativity generally: a stays the same b increases left to right c decreases left to right 3 In a group, electronegativity generally: a stays the same b increases top to bottom c decreases top to bottom 4 Which block contains the most electronegative elements typically? a p-block b d-block c s-block 5 Among halogens, electronegativity decreases from: a chlorine to fluorine b fluorine to iodine c iodine to fluorine 6 What factor largely explains the increase across a period? a increasing effective nuclear charge b increasing atomic radius c more electron shielding 7 True or false: metals are generally more electronegative than nonmetals. a False b Only for transition metals c True 8 Noble gases have electronegativity values that are typically: a very high b negligible c moderate 9 Which scale is commonly used for electronegativity values? a Pauling scale b Mohs scale c Rutherford scale 10 Which element is known for very low electronegativity and high reactivity as a metal? a Carbon b Neon c Cesium 11 Which is the larger atom, Na or K? a K b Both same size c Na 12 Which is larger, F or Cl? a Cl b F c Both same size 13 Who has the larger atomic radius, Li or Be? a Be b Li c Same radius 14 Which is larger, O or S? a S b Same size c O 15 Which atom is larger, Mg or Ca? a Same size b Ca c Mg 16 Which has the larger radius, Al or Si? a Same size b Si c Al 17 Which has higher first ionization energy, Na or K? a Na b Both same c K 18 Which has higher first ionization energy, Mg or Al? a Al b Both same c Mg 19 Which has higher first ionization energy, F or Ne? a Ne b Both same c F 20 Which is more metallic, Na or Mg? a Both equally metallic b Na c Mg

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Periodic Trends: Electronegativity Quiz

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Periodic Trends: Electronegativity QuizOnline version

by KARYLLE CHAVEZ

What element has the highest electronegativity?

Across a period electronegativity generally:

In a group, electronegativity generally:

Which block contains the most electronegative elements typically?

Among halogens, electronegativity decreases from:

What factor largely explains the increase across a period?

True or false: metals are generally more electronegative than nonmetals.

Noble gases have electronegativity values that are typically:

Which scale is commonly used for electronegativity values?

Which element is known for very low electronegativity and high reactivity as a metal?

Which is the larger atom, Na or K?

Which is larger, F or Cl?

Who has the larger atomic radius, Li or Be?

Which is larger, O or S?

Which atom is larger, Mg or Ca?

Which has the larger radius, Al or Si?

Which has higher first ionization energy, Na or K?

Which has higher first ionization energy, Mg or Al?

Which has higher first ionization energy, F or Ne?

Which is more metallic, Na or Mg?