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6. Low ionization energy and low electronegativity are characteristics that best describe
1) Nonmetals 2) Metals 3) Metalloids 4) Liquids
7. An element has luster, yet it is brittle. This element is most likely a
1) Metalloid 2) Metal 3) Nonmetal 4) Liquid
8. Metalloids tend to have properties resembling
1) Nonmetals only 3) Metals only
2) Both metals and nonmetals 4) Neither a metal nor a nonmetal
9. Compared to atoms of nonmetals, atoms of metallic elements tend to
1) Gain electrons and form negative ions
3) Lose electrons and form negative ions
2) Gain electrons and form positive ions 4) Lose electrons and form positive ions
10. A nonmetallic element is likely to
1) Gain electrons and form negative ions 3) Lose electrons and form negative ions
2) Gain electrons and form positive ions 4) Lose electrons and form positive ions
11. When an atom of a metallic element forms a bond, it
1) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius decreases in size
2) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius increases in size Need Help? Study Book Pg 33 - 35 Set 5 -9
3) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius decreases in size
4) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius increases in size
12. During bonding with a metal, an atom of a nonmetal is likely
1) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius will decreases in size
2) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius will increases in size
3) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius will decreases in size
4) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius will increases in size
13. At STP, metallic elements on the Periodic Table can be found in which phase or phases?
1) Solid only 3) Solid and liquid only
2) Solid, liquid and gas 4) Gas only
14. Nonmetal elements on the Periodic Table can exist in which phase or phases?
1) Solid only 3) Liquid only
2) Solid or liquid only 4) Solid, liquid and gas
15. Element X is a solid at STP. Element X
1) Must be a metal
2) Must be a nonmetal
3) Must be a metalloid
4) Could be a metal, a nonmetal or a metalloid
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Topic 2: Th
6. continues..
6. Low ionization energy and low electronegativity are characteristics that best describe
1) Nonmetals 2) Metals 3) Metalloids 4) Liquids
7. An element has luster, yet it is brittle. This element is most likely a
1) Metalloid 2) Metal 3) Nonmetal 4) Liquid
8. Metalloids tend to have properties resembling
1) Nonmetals only 3) Metals only
2) Both metals and nonmetals 4) Neither a metal nor a nonmetal
9. Compared to atoms of nonmetals, atoms of metallic elements tend to
1) Gain electrons and form negative ions
3) Lose electrons and form negative ions
2) Gain electrons and form positive ions 4) Lose electrons and form positive ions
10. A nonmetallic element is likely to
1) Gain electrons and form negative ions 3) Lose electrons and form negative ions
2) Gain electrons and form positive ions 4) Lose electrons and form positive ions
11. When an atom of a metallic element forms a bond, it
1) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius decreases in size
2) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius increases in size Need Help? Study Book Pg 33 - 35 Set 5 -9
3) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius decreases in size
4) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius increases in size
12. During bonding with a metal, an atom of a nonmetal is likely
1) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius will decreases in size
2) Loses electrons, and its atomic radius will increases in size
3) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius will decreases in size
4) Gains electrons, and its atomic radius will increases in size
13. At STP, metallic elements on the Periodic Table can be found in which phase or phases?
1) Solid only 3) Solid and liquid only
2) Solid, liquid and gas 4) Gas only
14. Nonmetal elements on the Periodic Table can exist in which phase or phases?
1) Solid only 3) Liquid only
2) Solid or liquid only 4) Solid, liquid and gas
15. Element X is a solid at STP. Element X
1) Must be a metal
2) Must be a nonmetal
3) Must be a metalloid
4) Could be a metal, a nonmetal or a metalloid
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