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    The number of chemical elements in the world is: a 4. B about 100. C about 1000. D over a million. The element that makes up most of the mass of your body is: a oxygen. B carbon. C calcium. D hydrogen. The smallest part of an element is called: A An atom. B a molecule. C a compound. D an ion.

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    The number of chemical elements in the world is: a 4. B about 100. C about 1000. D over a million. The element that makes up most of the mass of your body is: a oxygen. B carbon. C calcium. D hydrogen. The smallest part of an element is called: A An atom. B a molecule. C a compound. D an ion.

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    The number of chemical elements in the world is: a 4. B about 100. C about 1000. D over a million. The element that makes up most of the mass of your body is: a oxygen. B carbon. C calcium. D hydrogen. The smallest part of an element is called: A An atom. B a molecule. C a compound. D an ion.

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    The number of chemical elements in the world is: a 4. B about 100. C about 1000. D over a million. The element that makes up most of the mass of your body is: a oxygen. B carbon. C calcium. D hydrogen. The smallest part of an element is called: A An atom. B a molecule. C a compound. D an ion.

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    The passages discuss the differences between elements, compounds, metals and non-metals. They provide examples of each and discuss their properties and structure at an atomic level.

    Metals are good conductors of heat and electricity, have high melting points, and are typically found on the left side of the periodic table. Non-metals are poor conductors, have low melting points, and exhibit properties like brittleness.

    Elements are pure substances made of only one type of atom, while compounds are made up of two or more elements chemically bonded together in a fixed ratio.

    8E Quick Quiz

    On your answer sheet, write in or circle the correct letter for each question.

    8Ea
    1 Which of these things is an element?
    A salt B water
    C oxygen D air

    2 The number of chemical elements in the world is:


    A 4.
    B about 100.
    C about 1000.
    D over a million.

    3 The element that makes up most of the mass of your body is:
    A oxygen.
    B carbon.
    C calcium.
    D hydrogen.

    4 Chemical elements:
    A are always solids.
    B are either solids or liquids.
    C are always gases.
    D can be solids, liquids or gases.

    8Eb
    1 Which of these metals is not a pure element?
    A gold
    B copper
    C silver
    D bronze

    2 The smallest part of an element is called:


    A an atom. B a molecule.
    C a compound. D an ion.

    3 An element is something that:


    A can be split up by a chemical reaction.
    B cannot be split up by a chemical reaction.
    C is made up of different kinds of atom.
    D is a mixture of atoms and molecules.

    4 The correct way to write the chemical symbol for calcium is


    A CA B Ca
    C ca D Ca

    Adapted from Exploring Science QCA Copymaster File 8 © Pearson Education Limited 2003
    8Ec
    1 Which list only contains metals?
    A copper, gold, silver
    B copper, gold, sulphur
    C silver, oxygen, iodine
    D oxygen, iodine, sulphur

    2 Which list contains three typical properties of metals?


    A good conductor of heat, brittle, low melting point
    B poor conductor of heat, strong, high melting point
    C good conductor of electricity, strong, high melting point
    D poor conductor of electricity, weak, low melting point

    3 Which list contains three typical properties of non-metals?


    A good conductor of heat, brittle, low melting point
    B poor conductor of heat, strong, high melting point
    C good conductor of electricity, strong, high melting point
    D poor conductor of electricity, weak, low melting point

    4 Where are metallic elements found in the Periodic Table?


    A on the right-hand side
    B on the left-hand side
    C in the top rows only
    D in the bottom rows only

    8Ed
    1 A compound contains:
    A only one type of atom.
    B only one element.
    C only two elements joined together.
    D at least two elements joined together.

    2 The smallest particle of water with the formula H2O is called:


    A an ion.
    B a molecule.
    C an element.
    D an atom.

    3 The formula for sulphur dioxide is SO2. Sulphur dioxide contains:


    A one atom of sulphur and one atom of oxygen.
    B two atoms of sulphur and two atoms of oxygen.
    C one atom of sulphur and two atoms of oxygen.
    D two atoms of sulphur and one atom of oxygen.

    4 The formula of ammonia is NH3. Which statement is true?


    A An atom of ammonia contains 4 molecules.
    B An atom of ammonia contains two different elements.
    C A molecule of ammonia contains 4 atoms.
    D A molecule of ammonia contains 4 different elements.

    Adapted from Exploring Science QCA Copymaster File 8 © Pearson Education Limited 2003
    8Ee
    1 The name of the compound that you get when magnesium burns in oxygen is:
    A magnesium oxide.
    B sodium chloride.
    C magnesium chloride.
    D sulphuric acid.

    2 Water is an example of:


    A an element.
    B an atom.
    C a compound.
    D an alloy.

    3 Which of these word equations is correct?


    A copper + oxygen → copper sulphate
    B iron + chlorine → iron oxide
    C aluminium + iodine → aluminium iodide
    D sodium + sulphur → sodium hydroxide

    4 How many elements are there in the compound iron sulphide?


    A one
    B two
    C three
    D more than three

    Adapted from Exploring Science QCA Copymaster File 8 © Pearson Education Limited 2003

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