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Froggy Jumps Bonding Basics TestOnline version Test your bonding knowledge by Abigail Felix 1 What are valence electrons? a Electrons in the outermost shell b Electrons in the nucleus c Electrons in inner shells 2 Sodium tends to lose _____ electron(s) to be isoelectronic with neon. a 2 b 1 c 3 3 When magnesium reaches the same electron configuration as neon, what is its typical charge? a +1 b +2 c -2 4 A _____ covalent bond consists of 2 shared electrons. a double b triple c single 5 The _____ states most atoms want how many electrons in the outer shell. a Six b Eight c Ten 6 The _____ states most atoms want 8 electrons in the outer shell. a octet rule b energy levels c valence electrons 7 In ionic bonding, the two ways atoms can get the same configuration as a noble gas is by _____ or _____ electrons. a losing and sharing b Sharing and taking c Losing and gaining 8 In covalent bonding, what do atoms do with electrons? a Share electrons b Move electrons to the nucleus c Transfer electrons completely 9 Group 15 elements typically _____ how many electrons form a -3 charge. a lose b give c gain 10 Molecules with 5 atoms, like CH4, will have a _____ shape. a Bent b Tetrahedral c Linear 11 What does VSEPR Theory stand for? a Variable Shell Energy Prediction b Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion c Valence Electrostatic Pairing Rule 12 Ar and Cl^-1 have the same electron configuration, so they are _____ with each other. a isoelectronic b equal c stable 13 I^-1 has the same electron configuration as which noble gas? a Argon b Xenon c Neon 14 Which noble gas has only 2 valence electrons? a Helium b Argon c Neon 15 Ionic compounds are made up of what, which form large structures of alternating ions? a Molecules b Crystals c Solids 16 When atoms lose electrons they acquire what kind of charge? a Neutral b Positive c Negative 17 When nitrogen bonds covalently, it forms a total of how many bonds? a Three b Four c Two 18 Ionic compounds will not conduct electricity in which state? a Liquid b Solid c Gas 19 Metals are what, meaning they can be hammered into shapes? a Brittle b Malleable c Ductile 20 Which group 1 element bonds covalently, unlike the others? a Sodium b Lithium c Hydrogen 21 Trigonal bipyramidal molecules have a total of how many atoms? a Seven b Six c Five 22 What shape difference involves a central atom having an unshared pair of electrons? a Bent b Trigonal planar c Trigonal pyramidal

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by Abigail Felix

What are valence electrons?

Sodium tends to lose _____ electron(s) to be isoelectronic with neon.

When magnesium reaches the same electron configuration as neon, what is its typical charge?

A _____ covalent bond consists of 2 shared electrons.

The _____ states most atoms want how many electrons in the outer shell.

The _____ states most atoms want 8 electrons in the outer shell.

In ionic bonding, the two ways atoms can get the same configuration as a noble gas is by _____ or _____ electrons.

In covalent bonding, what do atoms do with electrons?

Group 15 elements typically _____ how many electrons form a -3 charge.

Molecules with 5 atoms, like CH4, will have a _____ shape.

What does VSEPR Theory stand for?

Ar and Cl^-1 have the same electron configuration, so they are _____ with each other.

I^-1 has the same electron configuration as which noble gas?

Which noble gas has only 2 valence electrons?

Ionic compounds are made up of what, which form large structures of alternating ions?

When atoms lose electrons they acquire what kind of charge?

When nitrogen bonds covalently, it forms a total of how many bonds?

Ionic compounds will not conduct electricity in which state?

Metals are what, meaning they can be hammered into shapes?

Which group 1 element bonds covalently, unlike the others?

Trigonal bipyramidal molecules have a total of how many atoms?

What shape difference involves a central atom having an unshared pair of electrons?

In ionic bonding, the two ways atoms can get the same configuration as a noble gas is by _ or _ electrons.