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8th Grade Atomic Structure Quiz

The document is a review quiz for 8th grade science on atomic structure and the periodic table. It contains 18 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of key concepts like the components of an atom, atomic number, mass, electron configuration, families in the periodic table, and properties of metals, nonmetals and metalloids. The quiz covers foundational information about atoms, subatomic particles, and how elements are organized in the periodic table.

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8th Grade Atomic Structure Quiz

The document is a review quiz for 8th grade science on atomic structure and the periodic table. It contains 18 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of key concepts like the components of an atom, atomic number, mass, electron configuration, families in the periodic table, and properties of metals, nonmetals and metalloids. The quiz covers foundational information about atoms, subatomic particles, and how elements are organized in the periodic table.

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8th Grade Science

Atomic
Structure and
Periodic Table
Review
#1
Matter that is made up of only
one kind of atom .

A: Atomic Number B: Element

C: Family or Group D: Atomic Mass


B. Element
#2
A negatively
charged particle
that is part of every
kind of matter.

A: Electron B: Proton

C: Neutron D: Scantron
A. Electron
#3
A positively
charged particle
that is present in
the nucleus of all
atoms.

A: Scantron B: Neutron

C: Proton D: Electron
C. Protron
#4
What is uncharged
particle
in the nucleus of
an atom?

A: Proton B: Electron

C: Scantron D: Neutron
D. Neutron
#5
What is the region
surrounding the
nucleus
in which the electrons
move about?

A: Electron Cloud B: Proton Cloud

C: Neutron Cloud D: Scantron Cloud


A. Electron
Cloud
#6
The Atomic Number
The number of
protons in the
nucleus of an atom.

How many protons are in the above atom?

A: 8 B: 4

C: 12 D: None of these
A. Atomic
Number
#7
What is the number of neutrons
plus the protons in the nucleus of an atom?

Neutrons + Protons = ________

A: Atomic Number B: Atomic Matter

C: Atomic Element D: Atomic Mass


D. Atomic
Mass
#8
What is the
atomic mass
of this Neon
atom?
A: 10 B: 8

C: 20 D: 2
C. 20
#9
What are the
elements that show
properties of both
metals and
nonmetals?

A: Astroids B: Metalloids

C: Transition Metals D: Nonmetals


B. Metalloids
#10
What elements that
are gases or brittle
solids
and poor conductors
of heat and
electricity.

A: Nonmetals B: Metals

C: Metalliods D: Transition Metals


A. Nonmetals
#11
A column of elements
that have
similar physical or
chemical properties.

There are 18 of them.

A: Family or Groups B: Format or Group

C: Family of Gases D: Family or Format


A. Family or
Group
#12
What group
number
are the
Noble gases
found in?

A: 56 B: 18

C: 25 D: 16
B. 18
#13
What is the
average
atomic mass
of Iron(Fe)?

A: 56 B: 16

C: 46 D: 66
C. 56
#14
What is the
symbol for
Calcium?

A: C B: Cal

C: Ca D: CA
C. Ca
#15
What is the
atomic number
for Sulfur?

A: 56 B: 16

C: 7 D: 18
B. 16
#16
What are the
elements that would
probably have
the physical and
chemical properties
most similar to
Nitrogen(N)?

A: Phosphorus, Arsenic,
Antimony, Bismuth
B: Phosphorus, Arsenic,
Antimony, Bisque

C: Phosphorus, Arsenic,
Antibodies, Bismuth
D: Phosphorus, Arson,
Antibodies, Bismuth
A. Phosphorus,
Arsenic,
Antimony,
Bismuth
#17
Elements in the
Periodic Table
are arranged in
order of increasing
_____ .

A: Atomic Mass
B: Family or Group

C: Atomic Number
D: Ductile
C. Atomic Number
#18
A Bohr model of oxygen has
*8 protons
*8 neutrons
*8 electrons
How many electrons are in the
first & second energy level?

A: 1 in the first & 7 in the


second
B: 2 in the first & 6 in the
second

C: 3 in the first & 5 in the


second
D: 1 in the first & 7 in the
second
B. 2 in the first &
6 in the second
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