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Metals, NonMetals, And Metalloids - Part 1
Test Description: CBA 2 review for TEKS 6.6A - compare metals, nonmetals, and metalloids using physical properties such as luster, conductivity, and malleability
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1) A group of elements have no luster, have no conductivity, and are brittle. What is the classification of these elements?
A
none of the above
B
nonmetals
C
metals
D
metalloids
2) Which of these is NOT a physical property used to classify metals, nonmetals, and metalloids?
A
texture
B
conductivity
C
luster
D
malleability
3) The element sulfur (S) is grouped in the Periodic Table with the nonmetals. Based on this, what do you know about sulfur?
A
it's a poor conductor of electicity
B
It can be pulled into thin wires
C
It has a shiny surface
D
Its soft and malleable
4) A student is trying to decide if an element is a metal or a nonmetal. What should the student do?
A
Find the elements density.
B
Measure the element's conductivity
C
Find the element's melting point
5) Where on the Periodic Table are the metalloids found?
A
along the stair step
B
on the left
C
on the right
D
along the bottom
6) What are the physical properties we use to classify metals, nonmetals, and metalloids?
A
luster, conductivity, and malleability
B
explosive, corrosive, and reactive
C
physical state, hardness, and mass
D
reactivity, smell, and density
7) A certain element, when pounded with a hammer, doesn't break apart but forms thin sheets. It also conducts electricity very well. The element is most likely a
A
nonmetal
B
none of the above
C
metal
D
metalloid
8) Which group of elements has, in general, higher melting and boiling points?
A
nonmetals
B
none of the above
C
metals
D
metalloids
9) What would be a good element to make an electrical wire out of?
A
Carbon because it is a solid at room temperature
B
hydrogen because it is a nonmetal and conducts electricity well.
C
Copper because it is a metal and conducts electricity well.
10) What is luster?
A
the way a substance can be shaped by hammering
B
the way a substance conducts electricity
C
the way a surface reflects light
11) Ther are only a few nonmetals that conduct electricity
A
False
B
True
12) What would be the best way to determine if an element is malleable or not?
A
shine a light on it.
B
see if it sinks or floats
C
see if it conducts electricity
D
try to hammer it flat.
13) If I student wanted to find an element that was a good conductor of electricity, had a shiny surface, and was soft and malleable, where on the Periodic Table would they look?
A
with the gasses
B
with the nonmetals
C
they won't find it on the periodic table.
D
with the metals
14) A group of elements are shiny, malleable, and good conductors of heat and electricity. What is the classification of these elements
A
nonmetals
B
metalloid
C
none of the above
D
metals
15) Which of these elements is most likely a good conductor of heat and electricity?
A
hydrogen, a nonmetal gas
B
cobalt, a metal solid
C
boron, a metalloid solid
D
carbon, a nonmetal solid
16) Both potassium and polonium have a metallic luster. Potassium conducts heat and electricity well, but polonium is only a semi-conductor. What is the most likely classification of these elements.
A
potassium is a metal and polonium is a metalloid
B
they are both metals
C
they are both nonmetals
D
potassium is a metalloid and polonium is a metal
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