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Froggy Jumps Atomic Basics QuizOnline version Test your atom knowledge. by Nancy Mohamed 1 What is the building block of a living organism? a Atom b Cell c Molecule 2 Which subatomic particle has a positive charge? a Electron b Proton c Neutron 3 Why is the nucleus described as positively charged? a It is made of energy levels b It has electrons c It contains protons (positive) and neutrons (neutral) 4 Mass number equals what? a Sum of electrons and protons b Sum of protons and neutrons c Sum of neutrons and electrons 5 Atomic number equals the number of what inside the nucleus? a Protons b Neutrons c Electrons 6 Isotopes of an element have the same atomic number but different what? a Mass number b Charge c Electron configuration 7 What happens to electron energy as it moves farther from the nucleus? a Energy increases b Energy decreases c Energy stays the same 8 When calculating atomic mass, which subatomic particle’s mass is usually neglected? a Electron b Proton c Neutron 9 What is the symbol for Sodium in the periodic table? a Na b So c Sn 10 What are the tiny building blocks of substances called? a Molecules b Atoms c Nuclei 11 Who proposed the first scientific theory of the atom in the 19th century? a Dalton b Rutherford c Thomson 12 Which model of the atom was the first based on experiments? a Bohr's model b Rutherford's model c Dalton's model 13 What is located at the center of an atom? a Electron cloud b Nucleus c Orbit 14 What are protons, neutrons, and electrons collectively called? a Subatomic particles b Quarks c Isotopes 15 Where do electrons revolve around the nucleus? a In the nucleus b Energy levels c In orbitals separated by protons 16 What is the mass of an atom mainly concentrated in? a Orbitals b Nucleus c Electron cloud 17 What does element symbol represent? a The nucleus only b The whole molecule c A single atom of the element 18 Why are element symbols used in chemistry? a To identify isotopes only b To decorate textbooks c To simplify expressions and equations 19 How many letters typical element symbols use? a One or two letters b Three letters c Four letters 20 In symbol notation, how is a one-letter symbol written? a Capital letter b Any case c Lowercase letter 21 Which element symbol is shown for Hydrogen? a Hg b He c H 22 Which element symbol is shown for Oxygen? a O b N c P 23 What does the NPK fertilizer acronym stand for? a Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium b New Phases, Potassium, Xenon c Nickel, Phosphorus, Krypton 24 Which component of NPK helps plant roots? a Nitrogen (N) b Potassium (K) c Phosphorus (P) 25 What is the mass unit used for subatomic particles? a Kilogram (kg) b Gram (g) c Atomic mass unit (u) 26 Which sublevel fills first in an atom? a M level (n=3) b L level (n=2) c K level (n=1) 27 What is the maximum number of electrons in the K level? a 18 electrons b 2 electrons c 8 electrons 28 What is the maximum number of electrons in the L level? a 2 electrons b 18 electrons c 8 electrons 29 What is the maximum number of electrons in the M level? a 18 electrons b 8 electrons c 32 electrons 30 What are isotopes? a Different elements with same mass b Different ions of the same atom c Atoms of the same element with different mass numbers 31 Do isotopes have the same atomic number? a No b Yes c Only for hydrogen 32 What is unique about protium? a Has extra electrons b Has two neutrons c Protium has no neutrons 33 What are electrons described as in energy levels? a Spinning freely b Fixed in the nucleus c Orbiting in energy levels 34 What happens to electron energy when it moves away from the nucleus? a Energy stays the same b Energy increases c Energy decreases 35 Which level order is filled first? a L, then K, then M b K, then L, then M c M, L, then K 36 What is the outermost level's electron limit for most elements? a 8 electrons b 18 electrons c 2 electrons 37 What is the energy level order diagram commonly called? a Orbital map b Energy Level diagram c Periodic table 38 Which statement describes electron energy in relation to level number? a Higher level = lower energy b Energy independent of level c Higher level = higher energy 39 What does a sub-atomic particle’s mass number indicate? a Sum of protons and neutrons b Mass of nucleus only c Sum of electrons and protons

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Atomic Basics QuizOnline version

by Nancy Mohamed

What is the building block of a living organism?

Which subatomic particle has a positive charge?

Why is the nucleus described as positively charged?

Mass number equals what?

Atomic number equals the number of what inside the nucleus?

Isotopes of an element have the same atomic number but different what?

What happens to electron energy as it moves farther from the nucleus?

When calculating atomic mass, which subatomic particle’s mass is usually neglected?

What is the symbol for Sodium in the periodic table?

What are the tiny building blocks of substances called?

Who proposed the first scientific theory of the atom in the 19th century?

Which model of the atom was the first based on experiments?

What is located at the center of an atom?

What are protons, neutrons, and electrons collectively called?

Where do electrons revolve around the nucleus?

What is the mass of an atom mainly concentrated in?

What does element symbol represent?

Why are element symbols used in chemistry?

How many letters typical element symbols use?

In symbol notation, how is a one-letter symbol written?

Which element symbol is shown for Hydrogen?

Which element symbol is shown for Oxygen?

What does the NPK fertilizer acronym stand for?

Which component of NPK helps plant roots?

What is the mass unit used for subatomic particles?

Which sublevel fills first in an atom?

What is the maximum number of electrons in the K level?

What is the maximum number of electrons in the L level?

What is the maximum number of electrons in the M level?

What are isotopes?

Do isotopes have the same atomic number?

What is unique about protium?

What are electrons described as in energy levels?

What happens to electron energy when it moves away from the nucleus?

Which level order is filled first?

What is the outermost level's electron limit for most elements?

What is the energy level order diagram commonly called?

Which statement describes electron energy in relation to level number?

What does a sub-atomic particle’s mass number indicate?