Frog-tastic Periodic Hop!

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In this fun and engaging activity, you will answer multiple-choice questions related to the Periodic Table of Elements. As you go through each question, imagine your frog hopping from one lily pad to the next, moving forward with every correct answer. Carefully read each item and select the best answer from the given choices. For every correct response, your frog makes a leap ahead, but for every incorrect answer, it will cost your frog one of its five lives—so choose wisely! The goal is to help your frog reach the finish line with as few backward hops as possible.

Let your knowledge guide your frog across the Periodic Pond and become a Periodic Table Pro!!

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Lynnielle Shame

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Froggy Jumps Frog-tastic Periodic Hop!Version en ligne Welcome to Frog-tastic Periodic Hop! In this fun and engaging activity, you will answer multiple-choice questions related to the Periodic Table of Elements. As you go through each question, imagine your frog hopping from one lily pad to the next, moving forward with every correct answer. Carefully read each item and select the best answer from the given choices. For every correct response, your frog makes a leap ahead, but for every incorrect answer, it will cost your frog one of its five lives—so choose wisely! The goal is to help your frog reach the finish line with as few backward hops as possible. Let your knowledge guide your frog across the Periodic Pond and become a Periodic Table Pro!! par Lynnielle Shame 1 What does the modern periodic law state? a Elements are arranged by increasing atomic mass. b Atomic numbers are randomly assigned. c The properties of elements vary periodically with atomic number. 2 What are the vertical columns in the periodic table called? a Periods b Group c Elements 3 Which group is referred to as the noble gases? a Group 18 b Group 6 c Group 10 4 How many periods are there in the periodic table? a 8 b 9 c 7 5 The lanthanides and actinides are also known as: a Alkali metals b Inner transition metals c Noble gases 6 What challenge did scientists face when organizing the early periodic table? a Lack of interest in element classification b Limited number of elements to organize c Irregularities in element properties 7 Why did some elements have to be placed in new groups in the periodic table? a Their properties did not match existing groups. b They were not yet discovered. c They were synthetic elements. 8 Who developed the modern periodic law? a Mendeleev b Moseley c Newlands 9 Group 16 is named after which element? a Sulfur b Chlorine c Oxygen 10 What is the main function of the periodic table’s organization today? a To alphabetize elements b To easily reveal properties of elements and their compounds c To show historical discoveries 11 In which period is the element Neon (Ne) located? a Period 2 b Period 4 c Period 6 12 What type of elements are found along the stair-step line of the periodic table? a Metals b Nonmetals c Semimetals or Metalloids 13 What is a characteristic of semiconductors like silicon and germanium? a They are insulators at low temperatures but conductors at high temperatures b They melt at room temperature c They are conductors at all temperatures 14 What term refers to the ease and speed with which a metal reacts with another substance? a Corrosion b Malleability c Reactivity 15 What happens to iron when exposed to vinegar for a long period of time? a It becomes magnetic. b It corrodes. c It turns into gas 16 Where are most metals located on the periodic table? a Left side b Right side c Top to bottom side 17 Which of the following is NOT typically a property of metals? a Luster b Malleability c Dullness 18 Why must hydrochloric acid be handled carefully during lab activities? a It can cause serious burns b It has an unpleasant smell c It is expensive 19 What happens to a metal’s reactivity when it reacts even with cold water? a It is considered nonreactive b It turns into gas c It is highly reactive 20 Why are some elements on the right side of the periodic table considered nonmetals? a They lack typical metallic properties like conductivity and malleability. b They are heavier than metals c They reflect light well. 21 As you move down a group in the periodic table, what generally happens to the metallic character of elements? a It stays the same b It decreases c It increases 22 The outermost electron shell of an atom is called the: a Nucleus b Valence shell c Core shell 23 Which type of ion is formed when an atom loses electrons? a Anion b Neutron c Cation 24 Which of the following elements is most likely to gain electrons during a chemical reaction? a A nonmetal in Group 17 b A noble gas c A metal in Group 1 25 What does electronic configuration describe? a Total number of valence shells b Distribution of electrons across energy levels c Number of protons in an atom 26 Which electron shell fills up first in an atom? a The one with the lowest energy level b The shell with the most electrons c The outermost shell 27 What is formed when a nonmetal gains electrons? a Cation b Anion c Proton 28 What causes elements in the same group to have similar chemical properties? a Same number of protons b Same mass number c Same number of valence electrons 29 Why are transition elements located in the center of the periodic table? a They do not have valence electrons b They gradually change properties between Groups 2 and 13 c They are a mix of metals and nonmetals 30 An element with a full valence shell is considered: a Highly reactive b Chemically stable c Electronegative

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par Lynnielle Shame

What does the modern periodic law state?

What are the vertical columns in the periodic table called?

Which group is referred to as the noble gases?

How many periods are there in the periodic table?

The lanthanides and actinides are also known as:

What challenge did scientists face when organizing the early periodic table?

Why did some elements have to be placed in new groups in the periodic table?

Who developed the modern periodic law?

Group 16 is named after which element?

What is the main function of the periodic table’s organization today?

In which period is the element Neon (Ne) located?

What type of elements are found along the stair-step line of the periodic table?

What is a characteristic of semiconductors like silicon and germanium?

What term refers to the ease and speed with which a metal reacts with another substance?

What happens to iron when exposed to vinegar for a long period of time?

Where are most metals located on the periodic table?

Which of the following is NOT typically a property of metals?

Why must hydrochloric acid be handled carefully during lab activities?

What happens to a metal’s reactivity when it reacts even with cold water?

Why are some elements on the right side of the periodic table considered nonmetals?

As you move down a group in the periodic table, what generally happens to the metallic character of elements?

The outermost electron shell of an atom is called the:

Which type of ion is formed when an atom loses electrons?

Which of the following elements is most likely to gain electrons during a chemical reaction?

What does electronic configuration describe?

Which electron shell fills up first in an atom?

What is formed when a nonmetal gains electrons?

What causes elements in the same group to have similar chemical properties?

Why are transition elements located in the center of the periodic table?

An element with a full valence shell is considered: