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    Easy Round: Write The LETTER of The Correct Answer Only

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    This document contains a quiz with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of chemistry concepts. It is divided into three sections - Easy, Average, and Difficult rounds. The Easy round contains 10 questions testing fundamental concepts like early atomic theorists, properties of matter, chemical reactions, and physical and chemical changes. The Average round contains 5 identification questions about matter, electronic configurations, elements, and scientists. The Difficult round asks for expanded answers including writing out electronic configurations and drawing dot-cross diagrams.

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    Quiz Bee drill on Science 8

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    This document contains a quiz with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of chemistry concepts. It is divided into three sections - Easy, Average, and Difficult rounds. The Easy round contains 10 questions testing fundamental concepts like early atomic theorists, properties of matter, chemical reactions, and physical and chemical changes. The Average round contains 5 identification questions about matter, electronic configurations, elements, and scientists. The Difficult round asks for expanded answers including writing out electronic configurations and drawing dot-cross diagrams.

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    Easy Round: Write The LETTER of The Correct Answer Only

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    EASY ROUND

    Write the LETTER of the correct answer


    ONLY.
    1. He first believed that atoms are the
    smallest particles of which substances are
    made.

    •A. Democritus
    •B. Archimedes
    •C. Dalton
    •D. Aristotle
    2. These are materials to determine or
    identify whether a certain substance is an
    ACID, BASE or SALT.
    • A. Indicator
    • B. Gumamela leaf
    • C. sand paper
    • D. Conductor
    3. Which of the following correctly lists the
    particles in a helium atom?

    • A. 1 proton, 1 neutron, 1 electron


    • B. 1 proton, 2 neutrons, 2 electrons
    • C. 2 protons, 2 neutrons, 2
    electrons
    • D. 2 protons, 2 neutrons, 4
    electrons
    4. Which among the following
    materials can be considered as an
    ELEMENT?
    •A. diamond
    •B. brass
    •C. 18-k gold
    •D. bronze
    5. Which of the following is a property of
    metal wherein metals can be drawn into
    thin wires?

    •A. Density
    •B. Shape
    •C. Malleability
    •D. Ductility
    6. Which of the following is a
    homogeneous mixture?

    •A. sand and iron fillings


    •B. sugar in water
    •C. sand and pebbles
    •D. Halo-halo
    7. What is the total number of electrons in
    an atom with an atomic number of 13 and
    a mass number of 25?

    • A. 12
    • B. 13
    • C. 25
    • D. 38
    8. Which of the following situations
    contains an example of a chemical
    reaction?

    • A. A pot of water boiling


    • B. An iron nail rusting
    • C. Corn being ground
    • D. Sugar dissolving in tea
    9. An unknown was spilled to a BLUE
    LITMUS paper and it turned blue.

    • A. acid
    • B. base
    • C. salt
    • D. mixture
    10. Erol’s closet has a naphthalene ball to
    prevent cockroaches from coming. After a
    week, the naphthalene ball disappeared.
    Which physical change happened to the
    moth ball?
    • A. Evaporation
    • B. Sublimation
    • C. Solidification
    • D. Melting
    AVERAGE ROUND
    Write the CORRECT ANSWER.
    (Identification)
    1. What are the two classifications of
    MATTER?

    MATTER

    ____ _____
    2. What ELEMENT does this electronic
    configuration represent?

    1s 2 2s 2 2p5
    3. What is the17th

    element in the Periodic


    Table?
    4. Who is this Russian
    chemist who formulated the
    1st Periodic Table of
    Elements and arranged
    them according to atomic
    mass?
    5. How many PROTONS
    does SILICON have?
    DIFFICULT ROUND
    1. Write down the
    electronic configuration of
    CARBON or C6.
    2. Potassium or K19 has electronic
    configuration of

    1s2 2
    2s 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s1
    • Write down its representation using BOXES applying
    Hund’s Rule and Pauli’s Exclusion Principle using
    3. Using the Dot-Cross Diagram, DRAW
    Beryllium or Be4

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