Quiz: Atomic Numbers Quiz


Atomic Numbers QuizOnline version Test your basics of atomic numbers. by B B 1 What does the atomic number represent? a Number of protons b Number of electrons and neutrons c Number of neutrons d Atomic mass 2 Where is the atomic number located in most references? a On the periodic table b In chemical bonds c In the electron cloud d Inside the nucleus 3 The atomic number is equal to which particle count in a neutral atom? a Neutrons b Quarks c Protons d Electrons 4 Which of the following changes if you lose electrons but not protons? a Mass increases b Ion charge but atomic number stays the same c Atomic number changes d Nucleus disintegrates 5 An element with atomic number 8 is which gas at room temperature? a Hydrogen b Neon c Nitrogen d Oxygen 6 Where can you quickly locate an element's atomic number? a Inside the nucleus b Top of its periodic table square c In electron shells d Bottom of the sheet 7 If an element has 11 protons, its atomic number is: a 9 b 22 c 11 d 10 8 What is not a correct description of atomic number? a It equals the number of protons b It equals the number of neutrons c It defines the element d It is shown on the periodic table 9 Which statement is true about atomic number and isotopes? a Isotopes have different protons b Atomic number varies with isotopes c Isotopes are different elements d Isotopes have same atomic number different mass 10 The atomic number of carbon is: a 14 b 12 c 4 d 6

1

What does the atomic number represent?

a

Number of protons

b

Number of electrons and neutrons

c

Number of neutrons

d

Atomic mass

2

Where is the atomic number located in most references?

a

On the periodic table

b

In chemical bonds

c

In the electron cloud

d

Inside the nucleus

3

The atomic number is equal to which particle count in a neutral atom?

a

Neutrons

b

Quarks

c

Protons

d

Electrons

4

Which of the following changes if you lose electrons but not protons?

a

Mass increases

b

Ion charge but atomic number stays the same

c

Atomic number changes

d

Nucleus disintegrates

5

An element with atomic number 8 is which gas at room temperature?

a

Hydrogen

b

Neon

c

Nitrogen

d

Oxygen

6

Where can you quickly locate an element's atomic number?

a

Inside the nucleus

b

Top of its periodic table square

c

In electron shells

d

Bottom of the sheet

7

If an element has 11 protons, its atomic number is:

a

9

b

22

c

11

d

10

8

What is not a correct description of atomic number?

a

It equals the number of protons

b

It equals the number of neutrons

c

It defines the element

d

It is shown on the periodic table

9

Which statement is true about atomic number and isotopes?

a

Isotopes have different protons

b

Atomic number varies with isotopes

c

Isotopes are different elements

d

Isotopes have same atomic number different mass

10

The atomic number of carbon is:

a

14

b

12

c

4

d

6

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Atomic Numbers QuizOnline version

by B B

What does the atomic number represent?

Where is the atomic number located in most references?

The atomic number is equal to which particle count in a neutral atom?

Which of the following changes if you lose electrons but not protons?

An element with atomic number 8 is which gas at room temperature?

Where can you quickly locate an element's atomic number?

If an element has 11 protons, its atomic number is:

What is not a correct description of atomic number?

Which statement is true about atomic number and isotopes?

The atomic number of carbon is:

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